Search company refuses to give any info to government

[ka9yhd]

The federal government may be secretly accessing Americans’ online videos, emails, photos and search histories – with the help of Apple, Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Facebook, YouTube, PalTalk, AOL and Skype – but “the world’s most private search engine” is staunchly defending its users’ privacy and civil liberties.

StartPage.com and its sister search engine, Ixquick.com, were launched in 2006 to provide a private way for Americans to conduct Internet searches. StartPage provides a private portal to Google results, and Ixquick allows users to retrieve private results from other search engines.



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[mimas]

It's a good thing we don't have any good french search engine and any cloud infrastructure (even if our government have already paid 150 millions € for two clouds lead by french big companies).

For Obama's next campaign.

[patrick013]

It's a fine line the Fed's have to walk.    Who is a
potential terrorist and who is just a third party
candidate.   

They (the US Fed) can't have everything.   Or who ?

Oh well.

Patrick

[djohnston]

StartPage.com and its sister search engine, Ixquick.com, were launched in 2006 to provide a private way for Americans to conduct Internet searches. StartPage provides a private portal to Google results, and Ixquick allows users to retrieve private results from other search engines.

It's the reason I set the home page for each browser in a respin to Ixquick.

[djohnston]

There is also HushMail, which offers many advantages.