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Will this be enough for the privacy advocates?
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News Source: http://googleblog.blogspot.com
Story Found By: AndrewGirdwood 1774 Days ago
Category: Vertical Search
Will this be enough for the privacy advocates?
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No. This is just a token jesture to confuse privacy advocates. If you read the small print the cookies reset the expiry date every time you visit Google, so theoretically they could make the length around 30 or 60 days without any serious reduction to their data. I reckon they choose 2 years to make it sound like this is connected to the main privacy issue of how long they save search and visitor data for.