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| Privacy groups to Google: What took you so long? Privacy groups are glad that Google has finally placed a link to its privacy policy on its home page, but they said it was something the search giant was legally obligated to do, Computerworld reports. MacWorld [..] |
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NSFW It appears that while some people are increasingly concerned that Google’s entertaining Street View might visually rape their swimming pool or lay bare their military secrets to black turbans and other jihadist riff-raff, the residents of Illinois have a rather more relaxed attitude to privacy.
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Viacom's line in the YouTube lawsuit privacy imbroglio: We don't really want to know who's watching what on Google's video service. Not entirely true: Turns out Viacom does want to know [..]
