The other night, Adam Leibsohn ordered dinner from Mikey’s Burger and did some browsing on Zappos. We know this because Leibsohn makes his browser history public, and he thinks you should, too. Leibsohn is the founder of Voyurl, a new service that lets you choose to share the sort of personal data that Google hoards about you. And he’s not alone: Other startups like Sitesimon and Dscover.me also offer to expose your Chrome cache to the world. After all, if you’re going to tweet or tumbl about what you had for lunch, why not also tell the world which gossip sites you visited while eating? It’s fun to check in on a celeb’s Twitter feed or Facebook page, so imagine following every click of, oh, say, Mark Zuckerberg.