Google Will Pay You $25 to Watch Your Search Activity

Google has offered to pay $25 a year to watch users online behavior

Would you join a program like "Google Screenwise" to earn a little extra money? Join Here. The Search giant Google has announced that it will start paying some users in exchange for their search history as part of the company’s new project called ‘Screenwise’

Google recently started a new program in collaboration with Knowledge Networks called Screenwise which lets people browse the web while getting payed for it. The idea behind Screenwise is that Google wants to learn more from internet users to improve their own products and services to make a better online experience for everyone.

A few things are required in order to join. First, a participant will have to use Google Chrome as their default browser and in addition to that it’s required to install a special extension for your chrome browser so Google can collect the data, like for example all the sites that are visited. You also must have a Google account (which makes sense) and you have to be at least 13 years old.

The company said that those who sign up the first gift card with a value of 5 dollars is granted, so that’s easy money. After that a participant will get an additional 5 dollars gift card every three months up to a maximum of 25 dollars. The reward for everyone who’s participating longer than a year will be determined on a later moment. 

People can choose to participate if it’s of interest and everyone who does participate has complete transparency and control over what Internet use is being included in the panel, the statement said. 

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How to Clear / Remove Windows Run History

How to Clear / Remove Windows Run History

To remove the recently typed entries in RUN dialog box follow the steps given below

Delete Individual Entries from Run Command History

First Click Start Button >  Click Run.

In the Run box, type regedit and then click OK

Then locate the following key in the registry

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\RunMRU

Click on any registry entry on the right side of the Registry Editor.

Right click the entry and Select "Delete" option.

That's all.

Delete multiple Entries from Run Command History

You can also delete multiple entries at one time or Completely Clear the Recent Run command Entries

First Click Start Button >  and then click Run.

In the Run box, type regedit and then click OK

Then locate the following key in the registry

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\RunMRU

Click on any registry entry on the right side of the Registry Editor

Hold the Ctrl Key then select entries one by one after selecting entries Right click and Select "Delete" option. 

Close the Registry Editor, and restart your computer before the changes that you make affect.

That's all.

CAUTION! : It is recommends that before you attempt to use the registry editor, make sure that you back up the whole registry or export the registry keys in the registry that you plan to edit. Incorrectly editing the registry may damage your system. Use Registry Editor at your own risk, we cannot guarantee that you can solve problems that result from using Registry Editor incorrectly. How to Import and Export Windows Registry

Category: Registry Tweaks

Operating System : Windows

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