So, in other words, trust us with all your data! Wow for some "free services" all I have to do is give you every little detail of my life? Nope. For the very same reasons I did not listen to the mortgage lenders that were sure my family could manage a mortgage of three times greater than the one we accepted. You are not always working in my best interest. I imagine that, at some point in our future, we'll have a data bubble pop and Google will be involved. Not sure what that will look like, can't imagine it will be good.He adds that he has “confidence” of being able to “do some amazing things for users over the next 10 years”.
So says Sundar Pichai.
You can pretty much guarantee that once Google puts microphones in homes, the NSA will be collecting data on some of them. Of course, Google will only be able to give general numbers about how many requests the NSA has made. Also, for anyone prosecuted for something based on evidence gathered by this home-tapping, the defense won't be able to use the evidence in court, because showing that evidence would compromise secret programs used to fight terrorism. The Stasi never had it so good.
sure they could... I'm sure forfeiting your right to privacy is neatly buried in the Ts & Cs that you will agree to to have your google-bot servant re-order eggs and milk.for anyone prosecuted for something based on evidence gathered by this home-tapping, the defense won't be able to use the evidence in court,