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1. Comment - MSN Admits to Sharing Search Data

   (Jan 28, 2006 - 6:24 AM)

   Quoting "the government was only able to see how frequently a query term occurred." is outrageous because this data is readily available to the public from every major search engine. For instance by going to http://inventory.overtur...rchinventory/suggestion/ and typing in "Porn" you can see that there were 5,088,504 searches in December 2005.
   
   Why would the government need access to their raw database to get "frequency" reports if this information is available to everyone? The fact is Bush is in hot water with his whole privacy violation issue that he is trying to substantiate his actions by blatantly committing even more acts of illegal privacy violations.
   
   And that’s just the tip of the iceberg....