[GPSCC-chat] Search Engines
Drew
rainbeaufriend at riseup.net
Wed Mar 2 00:59:44 PST 2016
Hey Spencer,
I didn't say to use Gibiru or install anything I said read the
discussion they have there. Neither of those things you installed did I
recommend.
I recommend DuckDuckGo.com or IxQuick.com for search engines. I also
recommend caution when installing things.
Greenvolution is NOW!
Dru
On 2016-02-22 06:06, Spencer Graves wrote:
> Hi, Drew:
>
>
> In installed the Firefox Anonymox and maybe one other plugin
> recommended by Gibru.com. Now I'm inundated with ads. I tried
> turning off Anonymox. I'm still getting more ads than I got before.
>
>
> I may be safer, but I don't feel better ;-)
>
>
> Spencer Graves
>
>
> On 2/20/2016 4:30 PM, Drew wrote:
>> Corrections to a couple of links that were misspelled
>> http://donottrack.us/, http://gibiru.com/
>>
>> Greenvolution is NOW!
>> Drew
>>
>> On 2016-02-20 14:24, Drew wrote:
>>> The reason I recommend DuckDuckGo.com, IXQuick.com, Gibru.com,
>>> StartPage.com is that they don't track you. Why is this important?
>>>
>>> Well, we Greens are political activists who are working to overturn
>>> the status quo, and bring democracy and liberation to the U.S., yes?
>>> Can you think of anything about that that is likely to get us
>>> targeted
>>> by the U.S. (In)security agencies -- that might get us arbitrarily
>>> labeled as "terrorists", "enemies of the state" and such?
>>>
>>> We know for a certainty that the U.S. government uses a direct tap
>>> into Google, Yahoo/Bing/Microsoft, Facebook, as well as forcing them
>>> (and any U.S. company and they'll attempt it with foreign companies
>>> as
>>> well) to turn over any data like I.P. addresses they have in the name
>>> of U.S. (in)"security". We know that. So why would any informed
>>> Green in their right mind hand all their data to the
>>> NSA/FBI/CIA/(insert list of Three Letter Acronyms soup here)? They
>>> wouldn't.
>>>
>>> Well unfortunately these small, ostensibly good search engines do not
>>> have their own technology but instead are powered by one of the big,
>>> evil search engine companies and share their advertising revenue with
>>> them, so "under the hood" you will find Google, Bing or in the case
>>> of
>>> Ecosia.org, Yahoo/Bing/Micro$oft. That means (without taking
>>> precautions) you WILL be fully tracked when you use these ostensibly
>>> "good" search engines. Does that not make them no longer good? I
>>> would say so.
>>>
>>> For a longer discussion see http://donttrack.us/ or
>>> http://DoNotTrack.com or https://www.eff.org/issues/do-not-track, or
>>> http://gibru.com or
>>> https://duckduckgo.com/?q=non-tracking+search+engines
>>>
>>>
>>> Greenvolution is NOW!
>>>
>>> Drew
>>>
>>> On 2016-02-19 08:42, Wes Rolley wrote:
>>>> There has been some discussion here on search engines. I remember
>>>> that Drew recommended switching to Duck Duck Go. Now, I read that
>>>> Ecosia (ecosia.org ) will use a majority of its ad profits to plant
>>>> trees. Does anyone have experience with this search engine?
>>>>
>>>> I note that there is an existing "add-on" that will make Ecosia the
>>>> default search engine for Firefox.
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