Did you know?? - Google keeps your search history attached to your gmail account!!

PremiumG

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I logged in my gmail account, went to google main page, then clicked personalized home at the top right. You will then see search history!!

It's kept track for months!!
I went to options and paused it so it won't do it anymore and deleted my history, but this is so "big brother".
 

MX2

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This is nothing compared to a special I watched the other day called Big Brother, Big Business
 

Bryan

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I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of search histories (keyword: pr0n) never meant to be found cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced...
 

chrisms

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Originally posted by: archcommus
I don't see it either.

You have to turn this feature on in your preferences. I didn't see it until I turned it on and off.
 

archcommus

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Originally posted by: chrisms
Originally posted by: archcommus
I don't see it either.

You have to turn this feature on in your preferences. I didn't see it until I turned it on and off.
Personalized search? I clicked on it from the "Try something new" section, which then added it to the "My services" section, but then I paused it because I don't want it, but now it's still in the "My services" section. Oh well.
 

ForumMaster

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Originally posted by: DieselUV
all your "deleted mail" is not truly deleted

true. our beloved government forces google (and other web companies) to keep these things so that they can monitor us.
 

UNCjigga

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Wow, this is great! Now when I sign in to Google on my monitored/logged PC at work, I can find that pr0n site I googled at home and share it with coworkers! AWESOME!!!
 

drinkmorejava

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yeah, nothing new. When I first saw it I was like ROFL because it had everything from the past two years. Apparently you can delete it though, but I doubt it's actually gone.
 

preslove

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At least they don't release "anonymous" search histories that can be tracked to individual users like AOL did a couple of months back.