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Googling Privacy

June 9th, 2007

I have to look at this report more at length. I use Google for a lot of things (not so much it’s search engine, but it’s docs, reader, Gmail, Calendar), so it’s important. Lots of other companies mentioned as well. (via)

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3 COmments on “Googling Privacy”

  1. Sherry Tinerella UNITED STATES Windows Vista Internet Explorer 7.0 Says:

    So what to do about it?
    About a week or so ago, I noticed the web history tab on my igoogle. I was deeply disturbed by the amount of info there and began deleting the history. I realized a few clicks later that even if I delete all of this, Google is still going to have this info. So I subconsciously decided to ignore this. In the meantime, I have added even more google accounts to my reptoire.

    So, what to do?
    Sherry

  2. Google Responds to Privacy Nay-Sayers…Sort Of « informationatrix UNITED STATES WordPress MU Says:

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  3. The Letter Z WordPress MU Says:

    A haemorrhage of personal privacy…

    This weekend, a report was released by Privacy International, a London-based watchdog group, which criticized Google for creating “the most onerous privacy environment on the Internet.” The report has received quite a bit of flak for b…