Googles new 'agreement policy'

Has anyone noticed recently when they went to use Google it asked them to agree to their term policy to use their browser?

Is this new? Why are they suddenly doing this anyways?

Maybe someone can shed some light on it for me. It just seems weird that they would be doing that.

k thanks!

a reply to: brokenghost

No. I stopped using that search engine about three years ago.

a reply to: brokenghost

Grey area for this?


I think it was posted earlier today, they changed their TOS, something about censoring the internet via their bias search engine.

Nope . Dont use google . Found far better and more secure alternatives .

a reply to: brokenghost

Hey don't worry. Trust them. I mean, they are taking steps to be more transparent about their intentions.

Google’s new holding company...has dropped the tech giant’s “Don’t Be Evil” mantra from its code of conduct.

time.com...

originally posted by: VengefulGhost
Nope . Dont use google . Found far better and more secure alternatives .

What do you suggest then? I don't really like google it's too indiscreet now than it used to be, censored as the other poster said yea its starting to look that way.

a reply to: NarcolepticBuddha

yeah.. no. More like do as i say not as i do. they're full of b-ll sh-t too.

Use Google to find a better alternative to Google!

For email protonmail.ch does good .
Ixquick does pretty good for search or duckduckgo for search .

originally posted by: brokenghost

originally posted by: VengefulGhost
Nope . Dont use google . Found far better and more secure alternatives .

What do you suggest then? I don't really like google it's too indiscreet now than it used to be, censored as the other poster said yea its starting to look that way.

Um...not Bing. I can tell you that...

Microsoft, please...stop trying to make Bing happen. It's not going to. Just please, stop.

a reply to: Kettu

I've never heard of bing, don't like the sound of it unless it's bing crosby, which is different. I can tolerate that one with ease.

a reply to: Kettu

yea no seriously what's the best alternative?

originally posted by: brokenghost
a reply to: Kettu

yea no

seriously what's the best alternative?

I guess it's back to AOL keyword!

originally posted by: VengefulGhost
For email protonmail.ch does good .
Ixquick does pretty good for search or duckduckgo for search .

Thanks I'll check it out.

The only Bing i trust.

originally posted by: Kettu

originally posted by: brokenghost

originally posted by: VengefulGhost
Nope . Dont use google . Found far better and more secure alternatives .

What do you suggest then? I don't really like google it's too indiscreet now than it used to be, censored as the other poster said yea its starting to look that way.

Um...not Bing. I can tell you that...

Microsoft, please...stop trying to make Bing happen. It's not going to. Just please, stop.

+1, and then +2.

Also, stop trying to push edge, the new ie. The extra pop up begging me to try it when switching default browsers is completely unnecessary. It still doesn't work for much more than downloading a better browser.

Question for those refusing to use Google,
Phone?
I'm not about to trust Apple, Google has the cheapest and most reliable options out there.

I can block Google and friend face on my home internet all day long (breaking the internet, mostly) but it still doesn't get them out of my back pocket.

Back in the day there was Lycos

a reply to: lordcomac

You can root android then remove all the google # , social media and bloatware .

Which also gives you more mem along with batt. lasts longer .

a reply to: Kettu

You forgot Netscape

a reply to: lordcomac

Even the black phone wasn't hackproof. An exploit was found so it was hacked...sort of:

From 2014

The Blackphone is widely known as the best secured smartphone in the world, its creators claimed that it’s impossible to hack this device. So when news reported that this highly secured device was hacked, the whole world was raising their eyebrows.

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