Anonymouse was chosen most useful website after Google

The biggest british newspaper "The Daily Telegraph" choosed Anonymouse to the most useful website of the world after Google among tens of millions of websites: The Daily Telegraph: The 101 most useful websites, 30/03/2008
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/connected/main.jhtml?xml=/connected/2008/03/30/sv_101websites.xml

"Surf the web without disclosing who or where you are."

This selection is a honor for Anonymouse and Anonymouse likes it that more and more are aware that their personal data is a very important property. In the digital world, where users are forced to reveal more and more personal data without beeing asked, this security is more important to protect the informational self-determination also in the internet.

With Anonymouse this protection can be achieved easily. No installation of additional software is necessary, you just need an usual Internet browser and it is working on every computer system where an internet browser is available. Anonymouse can be used simply with the website http://www.Anonymouse.org.

Anonymouse e.V.
P.O. Box 230115
64245 Darmstadt
Germany
http://www.Anonymouse.org

For 10 years, the leading web-based data security service Anonymouse is protecting the privacy and the informational self-determination ("the right of the individual to decide what information about himself should be communicated to others and under what circumstances", Westin, 1970) of users in the internet world-wide. For free - because anonymity in the internet is a basic right for the operators of Anonymouse, which each citizen world-wide should be entitled to. Therefore, Anonymouse is protecting the civil rights, especially in totalitarian countries without civil rights whereas these rights are well-established in the free world.

This release was published on openPR.