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Assume you are logged in or you have a gmail cookie, hell yeah they know.

You're aware that HTTP cookies are not sent to DNS servers, yes?

Yes. I meant if you're not behind a NAT they can correlate your IP with your gmail cookie when you do a search and thereby link a record of the sites you are visiting to your profile to serve you more targeted ads. Apologies for the ambiguity.

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