Google denies ownership of users' words

Sorry to hear...: Sorry to hear that you have a virus-infested Windows PC. Most people paying reasonable care and attention don't have that problem. Certainly anyone with even the slightest technical skills could figure out how to turn on automatic updates, install anti-virus and anti-spyware and otherwise keep their PC completely safe. Oh well...

BACK to the question about Google -- privacy and confidentiality are NOT in Google's vocabulary. Google indexes EVERYTHING -- including all documents processed through their applications.

What are they doing with the indexes? How much of the content are they copying and keeping? WHO KNOWS.

Even worse -- try to find out who, when, where and how Google will release that information to. Considering recent cases, Google seems to happily release anything to Government of law enforcement that they ask for. Who else? WHO KNOWS...; Posted by: Marty R. Milette Posted on: 09/13/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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