Ask.com, the world's 4th most popular search engine, is launching this week the AskEraser tool that they announced in July.The tool enables end users to make their searches more private, discarding the saving of search terms and IP Address information when the end user searches on their site.
Doug Leeds of Ask believes that the service is a selling point for those who are particularly concerned about their privacy. He said:
"It works like a light switch."
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