So you think you have your Facebook privacy settings all under control?
Well think again:
Showing posts with label Privacy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Privacy. Show all posts
Monday, April 16, 2012
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Google is at it again
Google just seems to love violating people's privacy.
Google deflects PR firm's attack of Gmail privacy
Google deflects PR firm's attack of Gmail privacy
Thursday, June 03, 2010
Google getting in more trouble over privacy violations
I'm not particularly anti-Google, but when a for-profit company tries to put itself forward as primarily a public benefit entity, then I don't like it.
For many years the persona that has been promoted for Google has been one of anti-corporate and pro-user. They try to make themselves seem like "one of the boys". But the truth is that Google is in it for the money. An alarming example of this is the personal data harvesting activities that the Google Maps Street Scenes photographing cars were engaged in. Many countries around the world are now investigating Google for this.
So don't fall for it. If a company wants to be a public benefit entity then they need to change to a non-profit status and act accordingly.
Google's Wi-Fi data harvest facing more probes, lawsuits
For many years the persona that has been promoted for Google has been one of anti-corporate and pro-user. They try to make themselves seem like "one of the boys". But the truth is that Google is in it for the money. An alarming example of this is the personal data harvesting activities that the Google Maps Street Scenes photographing cars were engaged in. Many countries around the world are now investigating Google for this.
So don't fall for it. If a company wants to be a public benefit entity then they need to change to a non-profit status and act accordingly.
Google's Wi-Fi data harvest facing more probes, lawsuits
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Don't get complacent about Privacy
Google is in the news again for privacy violations. Seems their cars that went around photographing your neighborhood so they could show them on Google Maps were also recording your personal Wi-Fi traffic.
Now that they have been found out they are very apologetic, but the point is that they did it.
It just goes to show that you can't relax when it come to privacy on the Internet. And you can't regard any company as totally trustworthy.
Google apologizes for grabbing personal info off of Wi-Fi networks
Now that they have been found out they are very apologetic, but the point is that they did it.
It just goes to show that you can't relax when it come to privacy on the Internet. And you can't regard any company as totally trustworthy.
Google apologizes for grabbing personal info off of Wi-Fi networks
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