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(Unverified)Aug 22nd 2006 8:10AM
If we all start getting paranoid about search history, if we start using this type of obfuscation, what will happen is that the search engines will render out of target and useless. I don't think we will benefit from that. As much as I'm concerned with third parties storing my footprints, I have to believe it's for building a better product (and a better business, of course.)