There's been a lot of attention paid lately to how long search engines, specifically Google, retain personal information on people who use its services. Privacy nuts have been getting increasingly nervous about the power a handful of companies have to gather and sort personal data. To answer this growing fear, a website has appeared, aptly named "Googlonymous" it allows you to feed search terms into Google without giving them your data.
The service goes out, does the search for you and returns the results. That way Google never sees you searching, they only see Googlonymous.
If you're up for some alarmist journalism to back up the fears, Googlonymous also has a CNBC special about the dangers of data retention and who's watching who on the front page.