THE SECRETS WE KEEP FROM FRIENDS BUT SHARE WITH GOOGLE LONDON, Aug. 30, 2022 /PRNewswire/ Privacy and security firm ExpressVPN, today reveals that half of Brits would alter their online behaviour if they knew their internet search history would be made public, with potentially millions admitting they would feel embarrassed, worried and ashamed. And it's not just personal, the study of 2,000 adults by OnePoll found almost a third (29%) have been worried about how their online profile has impacted their ability to find a job. Harold Li, vice president, ExpressVPN, which commissioned the research, said: "Your search history is like your digital DNA. It can reflect your innermost thoughts and worries as well as where you're thinking of for your next holiday. Being able to access information and get answers to questions through search is a given in today's world. The ability to be able to do this privately and without fear is critical." Best life on Insta, real life