Re: FW: Bruce Schneier on Google Apps. Do you trust Google?

[krymson () gmail com]

In my meager defense, I at least only use this Google account for mailing list activity. It's not used for anything 
else, nor am I ever logged into it.

Then again, what public mail service *is* trustworthy? My main worry would be things like correlation or being 
persisently logged in and tracked...

(I'm sorry if it looks like I brought up an old topic. The mailing list is barfing up lots of old [probably moderated 
and/or web-posted] emails in the last week that are from responses in 2009 and forward. Who knows, maybe Snoop Dogg hit 
the wrong button...)


<- snip ->
> First, I don't trust Google.
..
> (Yes, sent from a gmail account...)

So at least you know that you're using a Gmail account.

Anyway, if you like to keep your privacy then I would never
use a Gmail account.

But you are not alone, sadly...

Show me 10 Black Hat SEOs who are NOT using a Gmail account...

Dirk (@fantomsurfer from fantomaster.com)

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