In September 2025, the American public radio station NPR published an article titled "Google search antitrust case reveals scope of user data tracking."

Source: https://www.npr.org/2025/09/19/nx-s1-5538073/google-search-antitrust-data-privacy

According to this article, Google is being asked to submit data linking users' search content to individuals in an ongoing antitrust lawsuit.

It has become clear that search histories are stored in a form that can identify "who," "when," and "where" the searches were entered, raising the possibility that search behavior, previously thought to be anonymous, is actually strongly linked to specific individuals.

Google has collected vast amounts of search data for years to optimize advertising and convenience

However, as the NPR article shows, when such data is treated as legal evidence during the lawsuit, there is a real risk that users' search histories will be directly linked to their real names, accounts, and even location and device information.

Search histories are not just strings of characters.

They are "digital thought records" reflecting a person's thoughts, worries, hobbies, health status, and economic situation.

The fact that these are stored on Google's servers linked to personal IDs and may be disclosed as needed means the arrival of an era where "mental privacy" is taken away.

Google search is now the gateway to daily life: maps, mail, calendar, shopping, and YouTube.

All are linked to Google accounts, and if search data is integrated with these activity logs, your entire behavior can be traced as a single individual.

It is no longer an era where "Google search = anonymous behavior"

In this context, attention is focused on AntiSpyPhone, which does not include any Google services.

With AntiSpyPhone, there is no need to log into a Google account initially, and privacy-focused search engines like the Vanadium browser and DuckDuckGo can be used.

Search histories are completed within the device, and no personally identifiable data remains on servers.

Furthermore, by using the 32-profile separation feature, it is possible to create and operate an anonymous profile dedicated to search.

You can reproduce an "anonymous search-only device" completely separated from everyday calls and work environments within a single smartphone.

By combining VPN or Tor connections, communication routes are encrypted, minimizing elements that link search behavior to personal information.

Now that Google is forced to clarify the relationship between search data and personal information,

The era where "just searching can identify you" is becoming a reality

Will you accept a future where even your thoughts are recorded in exchange for convenience?

Or will you protect your thoughts as your own?

AntiSpyPhone is one of the few options to choose the latter.

The era of choosing a smartphone that protects anonymity to avoid losing the freedom to search has already begun.