21-04-2005, 00:19
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Remoaner
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Google Search History
Google has started a recording your search history fot later use! It not means you are logged in to your account when use google (if you want to0
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21-04-2005, 00:29
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Re: Google Search History
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Originally Posted by Damien
Google has started a recording your search history fot later use! It not means you are logged in to your account when use google (if you want to0
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And in English please  coz I not speak spanglish
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21-04-2005, 00:32
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Re: Google Search History
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Originally Posted by bopdude
And in English please coz I not speak spanglish |
That, and a link please (just in case)
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21-04-2005, 01:07
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Re: Google Search History
Haha, Google has always recorded this, a cookie which expires in 2038 (which is the date that 32-bit computers will cease to run).
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21-04-2005, 10:15
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Re: Google Search History
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Originally Posted by Richard M
Haha, Google has always recorded this, a cookie which expires in 2038 (which is the date that 32-bit computers will cease to run).
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But surely most people just clear out their cookies at the end of their browser session. Regarding the 32bit computers that will cease to run, most of us will probably be using 64bit computers by this date anyway.
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21-04-2005, 11:06
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Re: Google Search History
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Originally Posted by Wayne A
But surely most people just clear out their cookies at the end of their browser session. Regarding the 32bit computers that will cease to run, most of us will probably be using 64bit computers by this date anyway.
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No, most people don't clear their cookies out. And I'm fairly sure no-one will be using 64 bit computers in 2038, do you honestly think that 64 bit processors will be in use in 33 years time?
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21-04-2005, 11:24
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Re: Google Search History
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Originally Posted by Wayne A
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Originally Posted by Richard M
Haha, Google has always recorded this, a cookie which expires in 2038 (which is the date that 32-bit computers will cease to run).
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But surely most people just clear out their cookies at the end of their browser session. Regarding the 32bit computers that will cease to run, most of us will probably be using 64bit computers by this date anyway. |
I personally don't clear my cookies out (apart from regular spyware sweeps) unless I have to. No one I know does..
I suspect that by 2038, will be using 512bit or 1024bit computers..
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21-04-2005, 11:30
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Remoaner
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Re: Google Search History
They are watching you....Whahaha
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21-04-2005, 13:39
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Re: Google Search History
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Originally Posted by Damien
They are watching you....Whahaha
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Nice reply to the original post there mate 
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