Re: Google Beta "WiFi" VPN

[MadHat <madhat () unspecific com>]

On Sep 20, 2005, at 1:03 PM, Steve Manzuik wrote:
> Just playing "Devils Advocate" here.
> > read the privacy policy) to be aware that Google can read the data.
>
> But is this not always the case with a service?  Your ISP can read  
> your
> data, your work IT guys can read your data.  I mean we all have placed
> trust in third parties at one time or another as I highly doubt  
> everyone
> here has complete control over their data to the endpoint.  I am not
> saying that its right, I am simply pointing out the obvious.

You are right, but what would our works do with the data (scary  
thought right there)?  What would my ISP do with the data?  What  
would Google do with the data?  Google already tracks your searches  
and places relevant adds, so now if they can track even more how will  
it be used?  And how secure is your browsing habits, desktop  
settings, gmail archives, search archives, etc... in the google vaults?

> Google wants to be everything to everyone.

World Domination....

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