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Monday, July 23, 2007

Privacy Is The New Black



After a week where Ask launched AskEraser, a product that allows users to erase their search history, and Google announced a reduction in retained data time from 2038 to 18 months, more privacy initiatives are on their way.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Microsoft will officially announce Monday "new policies and technologies to protect the privacy of users of its Live Search services" and Yahoo will announce plans for "a policy to make all of a user's search data anonymous within 13 months of receiving it."
Read the full article from techcrunch here.
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