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How does Google know what I want to search next. I was checking the stock prices of some companies "twitter stock price", "facebook stock price" etc and as soon as I typed "most" in the textbox, the query dropped "most expensive stock" as one of the options, the thing I was about to type. I don't remember similar things happening a few months ago.
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Never heard of cookies and account search history retard?
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>>61980714
It uses statistical inference.
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https://www.startpage.com/do/mypage.pl?prf=1f1286d1f2ac6073e1da086190e7d6e0
thank me later
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>>61980714
They know what you search, they just need to guess the next one using an algo or NN. I use their services yet they still give me garbage autocomplete
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>>61980714
there are millions of retards who search for same thing right after another. Humans are really predictable. Google is only using statistics and laws or probability. You really have no freewill.
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>>61981177
>1f1286d1f2ac6073e1da086190e7d6e0
lol retard anyone using that link will have all their searches registered on you
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