Google's privacy policies questioned... again...

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http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/networking/?p=981&tag=nl.e101

“Once your information has been collected and stored, there’s no way to get rid of it. You can’t see what’s been collected or have it expunged. It’s Google’s for as long as it wants to hold onto it.”
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Just a tad scary... But then Google wouldn't be half an intuitive without collecting this kind of information...

What do you think?
 
Usual argument seems to apply.

If you're not doing anything you shouldn't be, you have no reason to fear. Who cares if google knows you've been looking for "10 charming ways to cuddle kittens"?

That said, I wonder if potential Google employees are analysed by the company first and then asked awkward questions during interviews. "So, when did you first notice granny porn?"
 
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