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I just don't think it's necessary or particularly informative, frankly, to show anything and by privacy I mean it isn't difficult to come up with scenarios in which deducing the source becomes like connecting the dots. For instance, a series of very distinct searches, say replete with spelling errors, controversial subjects, or maybe on users' names corresponds to an individual's later postings or someone is known to have a particular medical condition etc. As for deleting posts, I'm aware about deleting the thread with the first one, but I believe it was possible in the past to delete anything successive to that.Originally posted by jeisan
the search doesnt show who did the last 10 searches just what they were. the hits correspond to the number that the search term was used. i dont think thats a provacy violation. as far as deleting your own posts. its because if you were the thread author and deleted your 1st post then you would delete the whole thread.
And why aren't the police welcome to raid all of our properties as a crime prevention measure if we aren't known to be growing marijuana and keep all our guns safely stored? A better analogy might be being tracked on the Internet, though. I don't necessarily have anything to hide with the sites I visit but I would still feel uneasy with advertisers who do it posting it publicly or making that sort of information public to the highest bidder, however anonymous or innocuous it may be.Originally posted by jeisan
well, i always just thought of it more as a random stat than anything else. but what does it matter if people did know what you searched for, unless theres something to hide?