The internet has revolutionized the way people do things in the twenty first century. Most day to day activities are been done using the internet via search engines. Search engines are great tools which aids in surfing the web more easily. The most famous ones includes Google, Bing, Yahoo and many more others which provides users with directions to resources stored on the web and other websites. However these search engines pose several issues to users of which the most challenging of them, which has drawn the attention of many researchers is privacy. Search engines learn about the user while using them by gathering every bit of information such as identity, location and so on. In this paper, the authors discuss some protection methods and privacy techniques users can observe to prevent privacy invasion and data security whilst using these systems. The study further presents some comparisons between and gives detailed understanding to enable one have a clear idea. Further discussions and suggestions after the comparisons and a conclusion on the best ways to protect user’s privacy on the internet whilst using these internet based search engines are also presented by the authors.
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Franck Seigneur Nininahazwe, Micheal Ernest Taylor. (2018). Best Practices to Protect Your Privacy Against Search Engines Data Mining – A Review. Internet of Things and Cloud Computing, 6(3), 56-62. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.iotcc.20180603.11
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Franck Seigneur Nininahazwe; Micheal Ernest Taylor. Best Practices to Protect Your Privacy Against Search Engines Data Mining – A Review. Internet Things Cloud Comput. 2018, 6(3), 56-62. doi: 10.11648/j.iotcc.20180603.11
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