Yay or Nay: Are you worried about your online privacy?

We've all heard lots about how long Google stores your searches for, and there's been plenty of reactions from other search engines to assure us they are the better option. Just a few weeks ago Ask.com announced they'd be cutting down their cookie storage time to 18 months, and you could delete those whenever you wanted, so you could effectively search anonymously. Microsoft has followed suit, and made the 18 month rule retrospective.

So, is this an issue that concerns you? Or do you feel ok about your searches being stored indefinitely? After all, if you're not searching for anything bad, what's the problem, right? If you want to expand on your vote, just use the comment function below.

I asked last week whether you'd like to have the option of buying the new 80GB Sony Playstation 3, which isn't slated to come to Europe. Over half of you said you weren't a Sony gamer anyway, so it didn't matter. Only 4% said they'd like the 80GB version.