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A New Way To Search?

by Chris Gilbey at 09:45AM (EST) on January 29, 2006 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

At a hacker conference in Washington last week a new search concept was unveiled that will enable personal anonymity to be protected. It is called Anonym.OS. Apparently not viable on a large scale for a variety of reasons, it is nevertheless expected to lead to a system whereby you will carry a USB key with you that can be used wherever you are - on your own laptop or in a cyber cafe - to ensure that neither you nor the computer you use will be able to be tracked in the way that Google and others currently track your every move.

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