How to protect the privacy of Google?

1, to find out their privacy:

This page includes privacy protections for all of Google's products-although some of these legal terms can make people feel dizzy. The good news is that Google offers a series of privacy-related videos on YouTube, such as the main part of the series on Google's search privacy statement.

2, protect the content of the services you use:

Some of the Google services you use, such as Picasa albums, are made public by default, meaning that anyone on the web can see photos of you uploaded to Picasa. To avoid this, you can check the "unlisted" (not listed) option, or simply choose "Private" (privacy mode), if you use the privacy mode, only the user you specified login can view your photos.

Another example, Gtalk, is that you can disable message logging in your options and a good way to protect your privacy.

Of course, there are a number of programs, such as Google latitude the release of your location services, the default is the privacy model, only your designated friends can see your location. Another Google latitude released is where you were last, not where you've been.

3. Switch off the suggested option in Chrome:

Chrome can use the Google suggest (Google advice) feature in labs to guess what websites users want to go through the words they enter into the Chrome's address bar, which is given after a cross comparison to the popular site's URLs and keyword search results. But in this process, the user input keywords may be sent to Google's server and record. Fortunately, this service is prohibited by default, users need to go to Google Labs to manually enable.

4, turn off browsing history:

You may already be setting up a Google account by choosing to turn on Google's browsing history or personalized search capabilities. While this feature is handy to use, you should consider that your browsing record will always be stored on Google's servers-until you manually close the service or delete your browsing record.

5, turn off the directional ads:

Since March, Google and AdSense third-party companies launched a directional advertising function, the advertising system will be based on your search keywords and browsing history to guess your interest, and push the corresponding ads. To ban this is a bit cumbersome, you need to install the appropriate [url=] browser plugin [/url], which supports all the mainstream browsers: Ie,firefox,chrome and Safari.

6. Enable SSL in Gmail:

In order to avoid the network of malicious users listening, gmail default to send the user name and password is encrypted through the SSL, but in order to ensure the speed of processing, users send and receive messages when the data is not encrypted. The user can find always use HTTPS (always using HTTPS link) at the bottom of the general item in the Options menu, and select this option so that all data transmissions are encrypted via SSL.