Google tracking

[bubbapug1]

I've noticed google has sold my search info to some very shady outfits. I really wanted to get it from under the google big brother scope and I think I've succeeded.

I switched my search engines to Duckduckgo in an attempt to search anonymously.

Is the site truly non tracking??

I'd love to have a email service which is also bit storing my stuff.

[the86d]

Don't like or comment from an account with your real name on it, but a spam account w/the name of Juliet Fuehgo, or something.

Use your real account for purchases, or use the fake-name account for purchases, and spam.

I really only use one account for my main, and never have I typed that on any page but the gmail-login page, in a browser I never use but for that one purpose. They seem to be tracking account-tie-ins/multiple-account-users via login (tying the account to that browser?), but that can be avoided by only using 1 browser for your main account, and others for different reasons. This has the drawback of "Which account did I use with which browser"...

My account for my Android calendar, and main e-mail I never browse logged-on with, except on my phone(?), but that isn't chrome, but specific to my device, I think.

Not exactly perfect, but monkey-wrenched a bit.

[jeremyy]

You can off load your web traffic to the TOR network but I would say not to login to any account and disable cookies. These days its hard to search anon.

Not sure about your email comment but you can use https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pretty_Good_Privacy to encrypt your emails but its a pain if the other end doesn't want to join in on the fun.

[ElvenSoul]

Ahhhh you can run but you can't hide they know your fist.

You may not realize but with every key you hit you are making it possible to track you.

[wjc]

http://www.ixquick.com doesn't track any information about the user.

That was handy when the NSA wanted user info and ixquick told them they didn't have any.