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GoogleSharing, Now With No Trust Required
An anonymous reader writes "GoogleSharing, the popular Google anonymizing service created by well known privacy advocate and security researcher Moxie Marlinspike, has released a major new version today. The biggest change is leveraging Google's SSL search option to provide an anonymizing service which doesn't require you to trust either Google or GoogleSharing. This means that anyone who wishes to opt out of Google's data collection practices can now do so without having to trust the operator of the anonymizing service."
I do all my browsing in Google Chrome and don't want Google to know about me when I use my Gmail, Google Voice, Google Transit, Google Maps, or just plain Google. The fact that it's only supported in firefox doesn't help out people like me.
Let me refer you to the second sentence of the summary:
Look old man, if it was important, it would be in the FIRST sentence because that's how we kids do it these days even if it means run on sentences and now I'll get off of your lawn.
Bro, more than 140 characters? Gimmie a minute, I need to check like three other services.
Man who leaps off cliff jumps to conclusion.
Welcome to Slashdot, where people are too lazy to read the summaries, never mind the articles, and restating a sentence from the summary gets modded +5 Informative.
Google is your god? :-)
The Tao of math: The numbers you can count are not the real numbers.
Oh gods... as one of the three people on the internet that knows the difference between "lose" and "loose," they'll have no problem tracking me down!!!
Theirs some truth in they're. There going to find you.