



: to the random number and then saves only that number in advertising categories like types of cars or clothing.
Although companies like Google employ users’ IP addresses to store their search queries, Phorm says that its technology blocks the company from finding out personal information, like people’s names, IP addresses that identify their computers, or information about health, for example.
—NY Times / Louise Story...
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