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Old 07-04-2009, 09:18 PM #1
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Default NeuroTalk and Bing and privacy
Strolling through Bing yesterday to see how it compares with Google, I came across an excerpt from one of the threads in Neurotalk. It listed the names of the thread's authors and the health condition. This seems a rather flagrant invasion of privacy, and I'm surprised that NeuroTalk doesn't have a filter in place to prevent this.

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