Wow, thanks a bunch Twin, New favorite search engine.For those of you that aren't convinced to switch to DuckDuckGo just yet, maybe this will convince you.
http://dontbubble.us/
Wow, thanks a bunch Twin, New favorite search engine.For those of you that aren't convinced to switch to DuckDuckGo just yet, maybe this will convince you.
http://dontbubble.us/
Wow, thanks a bunch Twin, New favorite search engine.For those of you that aren't convinced to switch to DuckDuckGo just yet, maybe this will convince you.
http://dontbubble.us/
Or just turn off the search personalization...
http://support.google.com/accounts/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=54048
Or just turn off the search personalization...
http://support.googl...en&answer=54048
I've done that, and all seems well, until I decided to do an experiment (for science!)
Me and a friend were using two different computers, on two different networks, and we decided to "opt-out" at the same time. We both spent two days googling random shit, neither of us aware of the other's search terms. On the third day we both searched for a certain term. Now since we opted out on both of our accounts, the results would be the same, right? Wrong. The results that were displayed on the first page were moderately varied.
So, I believe there's still a bit of Google flim-flam going on, even after you opt-out.
Both came up with results about hacking the Motorola Photon, but the problem is that you can't expect DuckDuckGo to know what you want because they're not tracking what you're interested in, like Google is. The trick is taking out all ambiguity. If you want hacks for the Motorola Photon, search for Motorola Photon Hacks not just Photon Hacks. Google makes the assumption you meant Motorola Photon.not sure if I like duckduckgo , just tried it and its top links dont really help , I duckducked photon hacks and this is what it gave me http://duckduckgo.com/?q=photon+hacks
I then googled photon hacks and this is what it gave me http://www.google.co...iw=1680&bih=904
Google won this search question. Google was more acurate
Or just turn off the search personalization...
http://support.googl...en&answer=54048
I've done that, and all seems well, until I decided to do an experiment (for science!)
Me and a friend were using two different computers, on two different networks, and we decided to "opt-out" at the same time. We both spent two days googling random shit, neither of us aware of the other's search terms. On the third day we both searched for a certain term. Now since we opted out on both of our accounts, the results would be the same, right? Wrong. The results that were displayed on the first page were moderately varied.
So, I believe there's still a bit of Google flim-flam going on, even after you opt-out.
Or just turn off the search personalization...
http://support.googl...en&answer=54048
I've done that, and all seems well, until I decided to do an experiment (for science!)
Me and a friend were using two different computers, on two different networks, and we decided to "opt-out" at the same time. We both spent two days googling random shit, neither of us aware of the other's search terms. On the third day we both searched for a certain term. Now since we opted out on both of our accounts, the results would be the same, right? Wrong. The results that were displayed on the first page were moderately varied.
So, I believe there's still a bit of Google flim-flam going on, even after you opt-out.
Did you perform the search at the same time? And are you both located in the same country (and did you have all vpns/proxies switched off)?
not sure if I like duckduckgo , just tried it and its top links dont really help , I duckducked photon hacks and this is what it gave me http://duckduckgo.com/?q=photon+hacks
I then googled photon hacks and this is what it gave me http://www.google.co...iw=1680&bih=904
Google won this search question. Google was more acurate
Google already knows exactly the places you enter when you search & according to the privacy policy they can be used by the fbi to his pleasure , so this new algoritm will be a nice additon to the anti google list. If you have firefox then get greasemonkey and adblock plus to get ride of all those stupid google scripts