Google Is Spying on you!

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Google keeps track of what we do on the Internet. Google keeps a record of every single click you do on Internet. If you use an Android Phone then you are always under Google’s eye. Almost all of the shares of Android OS are owned by Google and Android had reached every home, so Android is also a tool to track your activity. Google openly admits that it collects the following information from user behind the scene: Device Information Log Information Location Information Unique application numbers Local Storage Cookies and similar technologies http://technischblog.com/stop-google-from-recording-everything/ http://technischblog.com/how-to-make-money-without-google-adsense/

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