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They also vowed to erase this data after 18 months if the AskEraser option is not set. The Center for Democracy and Technology 's positive evaluation of AskEraser [7] differed from ...
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AskEraser Already Under Fire
WebProNews
Privacy watchdog groups have filed a complaint with the FTC about AskEraser, claiming that the six-week-old service doesn’t live up to its promises of erasing all user search data even when enabled. Funny, six months ago the then-unlaunched...
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Computerworld
Matt says: Now lemme get this straight: If a user of ask.com is concerned about their privacy, they are supposed to rely... Computerworld - Search engine vendor Ask.com has come out swinging against several privacy advocacy groups over a co...
PrivacyFinder.org: Search, but with Privacy
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Ask.com went further with their AskEraser feature, which allows users to have their logs deleted and to opt-out of being tracked (Ask.com could have done better by finding a way for opt-out to be available without a cookie). Despite these ....
Whoops! Ask.com complaint to FTC is an EPIC mistake
CNET News
- Order Ask.com to withdraw AskEraser from the marketplace. - Order Ask.com to cease engaging in and unfair deceptive trade practices. - Require Ask.com, as a condition of offering AskEraser in the future to: a) Cease using the opt-out cook...
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AskEraser. And Bloglines. (Hopefully, Bloglines will go on.) So many great things — I’m sad and sorry that Ask isn’t staying in the game. Finally, ironically, where Barry Diller’s business motives are getting most of the blame, Diller himse...