Privacy watchdog groups have filed a complaint with the FTC about AskEraser, claiming that the six-week-old service doesn’t live up to its promises of erasing all user search data even when enabled.
Ask.com isn't being completely forthcoming about its highly touted AskEraser, which, the company promises, deletes searcher data in a matter of hours. Hours seems to be the amount of time required to send that data to Google first.
I’m not sure what is more impressive. Ask.com’s official launch of its privacy protection called AskEraser, or all of the press coverage the company is getting from the announcement.
Ask.com launched its AskEraser service across all of the search engine's products, where people can opt to erase their search history with a single mouse click.
Ask.com is taking online privacy to a new level–by putting you in control of your privacy when searching on the internet.
Ask.com will take its research with privacy advocates at the Center for Democracy & Technology into a new product for their search engine.
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