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The Big Three of Search

How It's Used

"People uncomfortable with the big three’s policies have options. You can use Ixquick, which runs queries through popular engines anonymously and doesn’t keep IP addresses. And there is Ask.com and its AskEraser feature for deleting search activity from the engine’s servers, though it has not entirely escaped criticism."

—Riva Richmond, "Does Microsoft + Yahoo = A Privacy Arms Race Among Web Giants?" The New York Times, 31 Jul 09.


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