Ask.com has unveiled a new privacy control, "AskEraser." The control purges users' search requests from the search company's data banks within a few hours. With the launch, Ask.com hopes to establish itself as the Internet's least intrusive search engine.
December 12, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Hoping to establish itself as the Internet’s least intrusive search engine, Ask.com is empowering people to prevent their search requests from being deposited in data banks.
The search company’s new privacy control, called “AskEraser,” purges a user’s search requests from Ask.com’s computers within a few hours.
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