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    Google goes SSL

    Google is finally offering SSL encrypted searches for those of you that might want more security in your search efforts:

    https://www.google.com/

    Google Begins Locking Down Search With SSL Encryption

    Most of my own searching is done through ixquick because they've been using SSL for a while and they advertise that they don't even record your IP address, but this move by Google is certainly a step in the right direction for Google users.
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    That sounds great to me. I know Google have the occasional privacy issues, but on the whole I think they've done more harm than good. Hey, if for nothing else other than their search page is clean...Yahoo still think it's 1997!

    All another step in the right direction

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    Ixquick has had their web searches, images, and videos under SSL for quite a while now so I figure Google won't be far behind. If they'd stop recording IP addresses I'd likely switch back to Google because their setup feels slightly faster than Ixquick's.
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