[bestbits] Re: [] need for regulation ....

Guru गुरु Guru at ITforChange.net
Mon Mar 10 23:50:53 EDT 2014


On 03/11/2014 01:01 AM, Avri Doria wrote:
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> On 10-Mar-14 15:13, Guru गुरु wrote:
>> On 03/11/2014 12:38 AM, Avri Doria wrote:
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>>> On 10-Mar-14 14:37, Guru गुरु wrote:
>>>> 'you need not use Google search' is quite impractical/rhetorical
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>>> I use mostly duckduckgoo,
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>> Avri
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>> I am eager to know why do you mostly use duckduckgoo
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>> Guru
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> Eager?
> how could I refuse.
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> no ads
> no IP history kept for tracing back of queries (privacy enhancement)


Thanks Avri, I suspected as much. imho, we need to have clear rules in 
place, made democratically, ("regulation") to ensure that a monopoly 
provider cannot so easily extract personal/social information for 
private gains.... Your individual good practice cannot be seen as a real 
global solution (for reasons which I have already mentioned, as to why 
Google is  a monopoly)

regards
Guru

> well ordered useful links.
> instant answers
> useful add-on services
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> cheers
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> avri
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>>> sometimes bing. and sometimes google to.  i have set my browsers, and
>>> i use various as can anyone, to choose duckduckgo as my primary search.
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>>> doesn't seem rhetorical, it is easily done.
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>>> also seems practical to me.  and i don't think there is anything
>>> privileged or especially knowledgeable/geeky about doing what i do.  i
>>> learned about duckduckgo orginally from a non geek when i was
>>> bemoaning the loss of scroogle - but they did piggyback on google.
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>>> avri
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