Google To Begin Encrypting Searches & Outbound Clicks By Default

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"Google will now begin encrypting searches that people do by default, if they are logged into Google.com already through a secure connection. The change also means that sites people visit after clicking on a result at Google will no longer receive "referrer" data that reveals what those people searched for, except in the case of ads." :eek:

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http://searchengineland.com/google-to-begin-encrypting-searches-outbound-clicks-by-default-97435

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http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2011/10/making-search-more-secure.html
 
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How convenient... If you PAY GOOGLE for ADWORDS then you get to know the search queries... WTF.
 
Exactly, if you havent noticed since google encrypted started to work the keyword tool has gotten more and more inaccurate. Google want's it all . Fuck em .
 
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I had to check if it's April 1st today...
 
These greedy bustards! First the Panda and now this... Do no evil... my @ss :madfawk:
 
this is some very very very bad news... ive always used google referes too develop articles on unexpected longtail keywords. i hope this is a joke.
 
Fuck you google trying to kill our seo efforts till years ...
4-chan and the anonymous really have to look at this , i'll be happy to help them :)
 
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Google software engineer Matt Cutts, who's been involved with the privacy changes, wouldn't give an exact figure but told me he estimated even at full roll-out, this would still be in the single-digit percentages of all Google users.

Well at least there is that, but it's bullsh*t regardless. How does what you search for on a public search engine a privacy concern? I really hope there is a big backlash.
 
What we need is someone on the inside at G someone that can infiltrate the rat bastard greed king and even the playing field.
 
Oh, this is not they type of news I like to read.

Don't know if /b/ or /i/ can do something or anything about this, I kind of doubt it but who knows.

Nevertheless, this is crappy news.
 
Does this mean Market samurai and other search type of software will be useless? Dude this is fucked. They waited till SEO is a big market and then they monetize this....typical google. I would lend a hand to ***** and Anonymous if that helps.
 
this could be a game changer. In fact, some of the tools we use today might become useless.
 
this could be a game changer. In fact, some of the tools we use today might become useless.

"might" ? :)

It's surely a game changer ... how many times haven't many of us picked up long-tail traffic that they didn't ever think of and started drilling down for keywords in that topic ... now that's gone (almost completely)
 
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