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  1. Google appeals E.U. Android AI access and search data orders

    Google filed appeals Tuesday with the General Court of the European Union challenging two orders — one compelling…
    #Europe #EU #android #EuropeanCommission #EuropeanUnion #GeneralCourt #Google #GooglePlay #OliverBethell #searchdata #searchengines #searchhistory
    europesays.com/europe/149090/

  2. New York Times: Roger Summit, Who Invented an Early Online Search Service, Dies at 95. This link goes to a gift article. “Mr. Summit led a team at Lockheed that turned Dialog into a product. It became what many consider to be one of the first online search services, preceding Google, Yahoo and AltaVista by more than two decades.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/07/21/new-york-times-roger-summit-who-invented-an-early-online-search-service-dies-at-95/
  3. Take note if you do NOT want Google using your data to train AI models!

    Google recently updated its search privacy settings and automatically opted all its customers into its expanded AI training.

    Images, voice searches, and videos uploaded into Google Search Services can be used to train LLMs.

    The GOOD news is, you can disable this feature to retain your privacy. zdnet.com/article/google-train #Google #GoogleSearch #Search #Internet #AI #LLMs #SocialMedia #Privacy #DataPrivacy #Media #SearchServices #Personaldata #Chatbot #SearchHistory #SearchServicePersonalization

  4. 9to5 Google: New Google Search setting saves images and audio you upload; how to turn it off. “Google says it’s saving files and media uploaded during searches in user search history to train AI and improve the experience after announcing the change last month. Search history will include pictures, screenshots taken with Circle to Search, and audio files used in voice searches, but you can […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/06/23/new-google-search-setting-saves-images-and-audio-you-upload-how-to-turn-it-off-9to5-google/
  5. Jimmy Kimmel Rips Pam Bondi Over DOJ Search Printout: ‘Delicate Balance Between Stupid and Evil’ | Video

    Jimmy Kimmel laid into Pam Bondi after it was revealed the attorney general seemingly had a printout of…
    #NewsBeep #News #TV #CA #Canada #DOJ #Entertainment #HouseJudiciaryCommittee #JimmyKimmel #pam-bondi #PramilaJayapal #searchhistory
    newsbeep.com/ca/472466/

  6. AOC slams Pam Bondi Over Epstein File Spying: “She Knows She’s Implicated”

    youtube.com/shorts/seefmGOBTs4

    Pam Bondi was behaving so erratically at a hearing today because she knows she’s implicated in a cover-up to protect a pedophile ring by redacting perpetrators’ names, withholding files, and unexplainably transferring Ghislaine Maxwell to a cushy facility...

    #PamBondi #PedophileRing #CoverUp #AOC #GhislaineMaxwell #TrackingCongress #SearchHistory #EpsteinFiles #Hearing #Implicated

  7. State Sup Ct Says You Waive 4th Amendment Rights When Using Google

    youtube.com/watch?v=JMIaPXqIAt

    "I've said it before, search should've been part of http protocol from the start, per site. And your browser should've implemented a meta-search across all the sites you bookmarked or visited. Search should never have been a business selling ads."

    #Google #Privacy #SearchHistory
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    mstdn.social/@DLC/115555846144

  8. ## Today's queries

    Q. Why aren't English muffins sliced all the way through?

    > According to the Thomas' Original English Muffins website, it's better to use a fork to split open an English muffin because it helps preserve the texture. Knives, the brand claims, will even out the “nooks and crannies” that make English muffins so distinct.

    Q. Why is a mountain route called a pass while a sea route is called a passage?

    > Searching...

    #SearchHistory

  9. »#Gemini can now #personalize its answers based on your #searchhistory: If you #enable personalization, Gemini will reference your search history to ‘enhance’ some of its responses.« theverge.com/news/629022/gemin #tech #media

  10. Google announces Gemini can now personalize answers based on your search history! 🔍 Available as an experimental feature for Gemini and Gemini Advanced subscribers. 🤖 #Google #Gemini #AI #TechNews #Personalization #SearchHistory #Innovation #AIExperiment #AdvancedFeatures

  11. You know you are a writer when your search history might worry the cops.

    You know you are a writer when you worry that your search history could make the cops suspicious. That counts twice if you write crime stories.

    What dodgy things do you search for?

    This was in reply to: How worried would people be if they saw your search history?

    #BeingAWriter #searchHistory #Reply

    https://chat.authorbuzz.co.uk/reply/you-know-you-are-a-writer-when-your-search-history-might-worry-the-cops/

  12. How worried would people be if they saw your search history?

    We writers look up some strange stuff. How worried would people be if they saw your search history out of context?

    Posted to “The Internet” on OpenMentions

    #BeingAWriter #research #searchHistory #worry #GeneralChatter

    https://chat.authorbuzz.co.uk/general-chatter/how-worried-would-people-be-if-they-saw-your-search-history/

  13. suddenly getting so sick of what’s being shown to me on #youtube, so i went to clear my #watchhistory and #searchhistory, hoping i will see wider selection of topics than i do these days.

  14. Someone’s YouTube history ought to be secondmost to their search history. If you wanna log onto my YouTube account and see the kinds of shit I’ve watched via my history and recommended videos, you may as well just ask me to pull down my pants and spread my ass open so you can get a better look.

    #relatable #LindaThoughts #youtube #history #search #SearchHistory #justsaying

  15. Remember the names Arnoud Boot, Peter Hoffmann, Luc Laeven, Lev Ratnovski, as signatories to the death of all privacy and the opening of universal surveillance in all commercial and financial dealings.

    Under the remarkably anodyne title "What is Really New in Fintech" and published by the International Monetary Fund blog, these four men proposed that credit ratings be improved by "tapping various nonfinancial data: the type of browser and hardware used to access the internet, the history of online searches and purchases".

    blogs.imf.org/2020/12/17/what-

    Everything you do online, transferred to, assessed, rated, and stored permanently, one would suspect, by that most highly egalitarian and trusted of all institutions, the global financial system.

    Arnoud Boot is professor of Corporate Fiance and Financial Markets at the #UniversityOfAmsterdam, in the country whose census records were used during WWII to prosecute the Holocaust on the Netherland's Jewish population. Of 107,000 deported Jews, only 5,200 survived.

    Peter Hoffman is an economist working at the Financial Research Division of the #EuropeanCentralBank (#ECB), researching microstructure of financial markets, but apparently neither ethics nor privacy and surveillance.

    Luc Laeven is Director-General of the Directorate General Research of the #ECB, and previously worked with the #IMF, #WorldBank, and #ABNAmroBank.

    Lev Ratnovski is Sr. Econoist at the #IMF's research department.

    These men would sell your entire informational history to gain a few fractions of a percent of interest income.

    The banality of evil indeed.

    #ArnoudBoot #PeterHoffmann #LucLaeven #LevRatnovski #Surveillance #SurveillanceCapitalism #Privacy #BrowserHistory #SearchHistory #Profiling #Credit #Risk #Holocaust

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