The nonprofit group Consumer Watchdog asked on Friday that Google give users of its search engine the ability to "opt out" of leaving personal data, such as IP addresses, on Google's servers.
Ask.com, another search engine, already has this "opt-out" option.
Consumer Group Calls On Google To Offer Zero Personal Data Retention Policy [via]
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