Privacy Limited with Internet Searching, Adocates Say

If you don't like what your favorite Internet search engine or e-commerce site does with information it collects about you, your options are limited to living with it or logging off. Although online companies have become better at disclosing data practices, privacy advocates say the services' stated policies generally don't give consumers real choice.

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