New privacy-focused search engine promises to never sell or store your data
Jan06
With an increasing number of people concerned by infringements of online privacy and how personal data is stored and used, a new UK-based search engine has launched with the promise that your privacy will never be compromised. Oscobo, founded by Fred Cornell (ex-Yahoo) and Rob Perin (ex-BlackBerry), aims to capitalize on these growing concerns around how data is shared between services, particularly by advertisers. While all modern browsers now offer a ‘private mode,’ the company says this does little to stop your activity being monitored for re-sale. In addition to being used to target particular users with ads, Perin says that you…
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