Just exactly what do you understand for privacy and public? The only medium that is still totally free is air -for how long, is hard to say! Everything else is subject to oversight. There is NO public internet. No surprises people, as the say goes, read the fine-print and what you agree to, whenever you go online, your statements (images, photos and text so far) are no longer private. Patriot Act has statutory limitations on privacy and that is not his call but the law. Like NOT? appeal it.
Schmidt looks down at scofflaws who hid slaves in America before the end of slavery in America, just like he frowns upon people who hid jews in Nazi Germany when the Nazis were trying to kill all of the jews (as a matter of "national defense"). After all, "if you have something that you don't want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place."
@bacoosta1 He essentially said that the internet (THE BASTASTION OF DARK KNOWLEDGE, PORN, AND THINGS YOU REALLY CAN'T BE BLAMED FOR LOOKING AT BUT ARE SOCIALY OBLIGATED TO BE POSSIBLY HAVE YOUR SOCIAL LIFE ETERANLY DESTROYED OVER) is all your searches is belong to us and we can tell everyone about your deep dark secrets and sexual fantasies should we so choose and fuck you if you think that wrong we will ruin your life until you commit suicide. It's your problem for being human not ours.
I'm not sure what else you guys are expecting. I'm not saying it's ideal, but I really don't see any other logical way for things to be done. 1. Google retains information for many reasons. 2. legally, they'd have to give information to the authorities if needed. 3. the service is FREE. You don't have to use it if you don't want to. Again, I'm not saying the situation is ideal, but I really don't know what else anyone was expecting.
the only way to avoid this is P2P search engine. Distributed network. Start using Yacy Faroo and many others. This peopleare murderer globalists and are providing information to the government . You must realize that at anytime they can know what is the zeitgeist of the moment. Any movilization, any idea, any conciusness aware, they can know and control it and do contra intelligence.
He's not saying "If you don't want anyone to know, then maybe you shouldn't be masturbating to porn in the first place", because we all know Jesus watches us do that. He's just encouraging us to share things, like our banking transactions.
I guess he didn't hear the patriot act was overturned. At any rate, Doc dropping their own content providers will only send them to Vimeo or Daily Motion where they can remain anonymous.
If you don't want people to know what you're doing then you shouldn't be doing it? Okay, I don't want people to know when I'm browsing for porn, so I shouldn't be doing it? Yeah, epic fail in logic. How about we put cameras in everybody's homes, so that everything we do is recorded and posted online? Fucking idiot!
The modern corporation is basically just another kind of government - with all the unchecked power and abuses of an autocratic state combined with the massive profits of the business world. The collusion between corp. and gov't is a threat to our rights and our democracy. When governments fail to regulate the corps. - and instead just work together - they work together against our common interests.
Eric Schmidt needs HIS privacy violated for a change. What he said was bullshit and he knows it.
What an asshole. I hope that your tyranny gets put on blast and people will not put up with it anymore. Fuck off Facebook, google, and all your other shitty "spy" fucks! Im done. Go face recognize my ass!
@PhobosCVIII the government's been taking pictures of your house via satellite from way back then, i don't see you complaining about that. also it takes a picture of your house from bird eye's view. so is your house really that special? do you do illegal stuff that you are so worried about satellite pics of your house ? you sell drugs or bury people in your backyard?
@VanMedia Well, I'm not sure if you're referring to the Swedish government or the American government, but I think it's more acceptable for a government to have photos of it's own country, rather than a corporation having photos of private residences, don't you?
Most people don't see the threat to our personal privacy that Google poses. For evidence, read the article on the parents who entered info which included the last four digits of their children's social security numbers, names, birth dates, and etc. for an art competition hosted by Google. Granted that was pretty naive of the parents, but it shows just how much people trust Google. You have to admire the way Schmidt doesn't even deny that Google stores info for "some time." Please define some.
@amamazing07 this is a whole point! Schmitt definition of "some time" may be different than yours. Just like for law enforcement "important data", would be if you googled how to make bomb, where to plot it, blueprints, etc, Schmidt can simply say "important data", is when you google how to make pancake or boil eggs. Thus, he can keep all data you ever did. Forever!
SO, ERIC SCHMIDT, a woman trying to hide her whereabouts from a domestic abuser is "doing something she dhouldn't be doing?" How about a poltical refugee? Someone using medical marijuana? There's a REASON privacy is valued in a free society, but it's completely lost on you Mr. Schmidt. Douche.
@gmx1100 what Eric is clearly talking about here is that Google not being in the business of protecting people from the United States government. Google has to obey the law like everyone else.
@AlexMoensChannel No offence but that is bullshit the government has thousands of secrets, for example why did they have to destroy the helicopter when they killed binladen, and the copter was to damaged to fly. They destroyed it because all the tech on the helicopter was way advanced, and top secret and if it got out we (the us) would be in deep shit.
By his logic, governmental secrecy about for example new technology on aviation for example the S-71 blackbird or the U-2 should just be given out the moment it's discovered and there should be complete transparency on everything.
basically. if you dont want google to index your site, why is it on the itnernet (btw google obeys robots.txt). if you dont want google sniffing your wifi packets, use WPA!
"If you're doing something you don't want anyone to know you probably shouldnt' be doing it in the first place." - Say what you want but he's right. Name me one counter example
@SeracRavel There's alot of things, that I don't want anyone but a few persons to know. Think if someone else read your letters, think if someone was always listening what you are talking to someone. If I want to look for information I'm not ready to ask from someone, I wouldn't want google to know about the thing I'm looking for.
Entering my PIN number, looking for another job while employed. Or maybe going out for a night of fun that gets out of hand unintentionally. Or maybe trying something new in an attempt to learn or grow, but failing and not wanting to publicize failure. Basically humans do lots of things for various reasons others don't understand that they may not want others to know about at some point or another in their life or social circles.
If you go into a bookstore to buy a book, you don't complain about the security cameras that could theoretically watch you browse or the cashier who reads your credit card number. These are understood necessities, one for security, the other to complete a transaction. Those that witness private info are required by law to keep it so, but if your behavior is suspicious/illegal, it warrants further investigation. It's the same online. People need to realize the internet is a public institution.
@ericwdhs your analogy is way off. Here's a better one: if you step out of your house to do your daily activies, all of them are tracked, a map is drawn of your movements, your conversations with people you meet are saved and ads are sent to you based on what you did that day.
100SearchEngines is search Engine that searches 100 websites all at ones, use it rather then Google.its Reno Nevada based search engine for 100SearchEngines yea Google has been freaking me out.
I like to see Google stock take a beating hard. how much longer can google take dominance of the whole internet. is there a way to stop google from spying on you ?
Take him to court and Sue him for spying on all your info and selling it. Congress needs a Privacy act put into place. its should be up to me. this guy is way more freaky then a city camera spying on you. watch out because your computer Cam could be spying on you. I say get a peace of paper and some tape and cover your pc camera. and mute your mic when you are not using it. the spy could be in your home. every thing your hand is doing the cam might be snapping a picture. I covered it up.
he is by far more worse then Meg Whitman and Steve Jobs alone. Website track just ticks me of. Google Has too much POWER Dominance,Brake away now before its too late
all Google products have privacy issues.... a couple months ago if you signed up for the new Google Buzz (twitter & facebook status copy) then who ever was on your list could see everyone on ur Gmail account because the accounts where linked together.... That really dismayed alot of people...i dont use any google products exept youtube because i dont have a better choice
Everyone, go to Startpage(dot com) - it's a privacy search engine that will keep your searches private from other search engines by the use of a "proxy" link to each searched link you search with. Go to that website, then click on the video on the right side that explains it all. I turned off my Google from showing on the tool bar on my IE, and now use Startpage(dot com), it works.
Everyone, go to Startpage(dot com) - it's a privacy search engine that will keep your searches private from other search engines by the use of a "proxy" link to each searched link you search with. Go to that website, then click on the video on the right side that explains it all. I turned off my Google from showing on the tool bar on my IE, and now use Startpage(dot com), it works.
Everyone, go to Startpage(dot com) - it's a privacy search engine that will keep your searches private from other search engines by the use of a "proxy" link to each searched link you search with. Go to that website, then click on the video on the right side that explains it all. I turned off my Google from showing on the tool bar on my IE, and now use Startepage(dot com), it works.
I've just seen an interview with him on the BBC news site. On there he gave a slightly different answer:
"Our experience is that at least 90% of people are happy to share their information with everyone. The other 10% are violently opposed to doing so (laughs). And we want to respect both groups".
With this attitude we should all turn our backs to Google! George Orwell must be spinning in his grave - he warned us but we lick up "the free gifts" from Google in total disrespect for our own and comin generations privacy!
Look at 5:2009-CV-05151 I trust Google to violate copyrights and privacy. I have sued them in the Western District of AR US Federal court. They asked that my suit be dismissed, but that will be thrown out soon. They own this site and get to remove this comment and probably should. A jury will get to watch this video to consider how much they need to pay to be punitive. My lawyer is taking a 100% commission because I am acting Pro Se and think contingency fees should be illegal.
I think, in context, "doing it" refers to online behavior. It's very difficult to keep things secret online, especially when law enforcement gets involved. If you engage in online behavior that you want to keep secrete, you're taking a big risk and you probably shouldn't.
Google is the only one I am aware of that keeps that data forever. There is no excuse for that. This guy is moron. Thats why I'll never use their Chrome browser.
Yep! Patriot Act. George Bush & we needed it -- then. BUT ol' Eric is NOW a buddy of Obama's! The commie admin has at least one Google employee working at the WH.
This of course would be a direct violation of the bill of rights, namely the 4th, 5th, 10th, and probably a few more.
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized
Massive overreaction from people - all he's saying here is that Google may be obliged by US legislation to hand over information in certain circumstances. They are also legally obliged to retain information (for 12 months I think).
Blame your laws, introduced by George W I believe. Don't blame the companies forced to work under them.
Perhaps Google should only make available something that might affect national security instead of retaining everything about people. Sometimes people don't want certain things told, like a surprise birthday party, completely innocent, yet we don't want everyone to know!
UN-BE-LIEVABLE - "If you have you something you don't want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place."
What kind of world does this naieve man think we live in? I don't want people to know what I'm doing sometimes, not because it is illegal, but because some of them are bigots.
I want privacy to protect me from people who want to do something illegal, immoral or just vicious to me, not because I'm doing something wrong.
This is the mentality of our USA populace. Well, you must be bad to want privacy - you know because big brother needs to know. You are guilty in the media before you are tried. Guilty unil proven innocence, instead of Constitutionally reverse. Mr. Schmidt's thinking, and the US gov't, politicans, the CIA and the rest of the military industrial complex as Eisenhower and JFK warn us about it pulling the strings. You have no rights as a serf, we are the ones who can only have privacy.
I agree but I'll take it one step further. It's none of anybody's f--ing business what I do unless I want them to know. and again great point privacy is all about Protection..not hiding bad deeds. This guy is justifying his evil deeds by rationalizing with complete non-sequiturs. He's is indeed hiding something nefarious not the majority of users.
Don't you understand? These types (CEO's, politicians, police, various govt. officials, unions, bankers, etc) are exempt from the very rules they impose on us. We're too stupid to think for ourselves. You should get on your knees and thank God we have them looking out for us. What would we do without the thought police protecting us from ourselves?
That was not a smart thing to say. usually that is what happen when you try be out clever yourself and others ;--)) But what I gather from this is : If you are a (lousy) cracker we will not support your privacy. Asat.
The facts? Try opinion. And he didn't say "maybe you shouldn't be posting it on the Internet in the first place," he said "maybe you shouldn't be DOING it in the first place."
Oh? Maybe I shouldn't be engaging in private discussions with my loved ones? Maybe I shouldn't be trying to start a business that might compete with Google? Maybe I shouldn't be conducting my personal or financial affairs through my email? How did we go from Google's "Don't be Evil" and privacy assurances to this?
Fucker
XXCo0olDudeXX 6 days ago
Just exactly what do you understand for privacy and public? The only medium that is still totally free is air -for how long, is hard to say! Everything else is subject to oversight. There is NO public internet. No surprises people, as the say goes, read the fine-print and what you agree to, whenever you go online, your statements (images, photos and text so far) are no longer private. Patriot Act has statutory limitations on privacy and that is not his call but the law. Like NOT? appeal it.
Tax2Me 3 weeks ago
Schmidt looks down at scofflaws who hid slaves in America before the end of slavery in America, just like he frowns upon people who hid jews in Nazi Germany when the Nazis were trying to kill all of the jews (as a matter of "national defense"). After all, "if you have something that you don't want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place."
MutantBamHammer 1 month ago
@MutantBamHammer My god, I could never have put it so eloquently. Bravo.
Leuopold 1 month ago
Brings to mind the movie: "1984"
RiaRadioFMHD773 1 month ago
@bacoosta1 He essentially said that the internet (THE BASTASTION OF DARK KNOWLEDGE, PORN, AND THINGS YOU REALLY CAN'T BE BLAMED FOR LOOKING AT BUT ARE SOCIALY OBLIGATED TO BE POSSIBLY HAVE YOUR SOCIAL LIFE ETERANLY DESTROYED OVER) is all your searches is belong to us and we can tell everyone about your deep dark secrets and sexual fantasies should we so choose and fuck you if you think that wrong we will ruin your life until you commit suicide. It's your problem for being human not ours.
Gamberbro237 2 months ago
I'm going to go into Mr Schmidt's office and start going though his files and looking over his shoulder. I'm sure he won't mind.
ComicPenius 3 months ago
I'm not sure what else you guys are expecting. I'm not saying it's ideal, but I really don't see any other logical way for things to be done. 1. Google retains information for many reasons. 2. legally, they'd have to give information to the authorities if needed. 3. the service is FREE. You don't have to use it if you don't want to. Again, I'm not saying the situation is ideal, but I really don't know what else anyone was expecting.
PECOAAC 5 months ago 6
How sick!!!!!
organboi 5 months ago
Well there goes our fourth amendment, whats next?.......revolution is near my friends, we must prepare, it is our duty as true Americans
laylow7582 5 months ago 3
This Fuck.
mnvinn 5 months ago
the only way to avoid this is P2P search engine. Distributed network. Start using Yacy Faroo and many others. This peopleare murderer globalists and are providing information to the government . You must realize that at anytime they can know what is the zeitgeist of the moment. Any movilization, any idea, any conciusness aware, they can know and control it and do contra intelligence.
slamblambacid 5 months ago
fuck this cunt CEO
mobspeak 5 months ago
eric schmidt is crooked bastard
MegaSexyolga 6 months ago
He's not saying "If you don't want anyone to know, then maybe you shouldn't be masturbating to porn in the first place", because we all know Jesus watches us do that. He's just encouraging us to share things, like our banking transactions.
Rarae192 6 months ago
Ever since the patriot act this country's been like a discreet version of big fucking brother.
bbdskateboardingfan 6 months ago
How about i see what YOU do on YOUR computer at all times,that would be good
Frogfly369 6 months ago
I guess he didn't hear the patriot act was overturned. At any rate, Doc dropping their own content providers will only send them to Vimeo or Daily Motion where they can remain anonymous.
RDaneelOlivaw2 6 months ago
If you don't want people to know what you're doing then you shouldn't be doing it? Okay, I don't want people to know when I'm browsing for porn, so I shouldn't be doing it? Yeah, epic fail in logic. How about we put cameras in everybody's homes, so that everything we do is recorded and posted online? Fucking idiot!
Justinfh2point0 6 months ago
What's Eric Schmidt's Address?
He probably shouldn't have let anybody know what it is in the first place.. let me know if you know.
sanluisskywatch 6 months ago 3
@sanluisskywatch 366 walsh road, 94027 the zip I think means Atherton, California
hens0w 6 months ago
Skynet!!!
andre83310 6 months ago
The modern corporation is basically just another kind of government - with all the unchecked power and abuses of an autocratic state combined with the massive profits of the business world. The collusion between corp. and gov't is a threat to our rights and our democracy. When governments fail to regulate the corps. - and instead just work together - they work together against our common interests.
Eric Schmidt needs HIS privacy violated for a change. What he said was bullshit and he knows it.
icarus313 7 months ago 4
What an asshole. I hope that your tyranny gets put on blast and people will not put up with it anymore. Fuck off Facebook, google, and all your other shitty "spy" fucks! Im done. Go face recognize my ass!
tiffanyme001 7 months ago
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notntusay 8 months ago
FACT: Google is owned by YouTube. Get your shit together guys and calm the fuck down.
flywizardy 8 months ago
@flywizardy It's actually quite the opposite. It was announced Google Inc. had bought out YouTube, as opposed to YouTube having bought out Google.
Rikunius999 7 months ago
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Fine!!! WE shouldn't be doing it in the first place!! NEXT Time, you check your bank account, please make sure everyone can see it!!!
Stolemyusename 9 months ago
bad google >:(
Anon12356 9 months ago
@Anon12356 if u hate google, then don't use it, simple as that. you know what it entails so if u use it, stop bitching!
VanMedia 9 months ago
@VanMedia
I don't hate google, and I'd still use it even if I hated it.
Anon12356 9 months ago
@VanMedia It's funny, because even if you don't use google at all, it's still taken pictures of your house :P
PhobosCVIII 3 months ago
@PhobosCVIII the government's been taking pictures of your house via satellite from way back then, i don't see you complaining about that. also it takes a picture of your house from bird eye's view. so is your house really that special? do you do illegal stuff that you are so worried about satellite pics of your house ? you sell drugs or bury people in your backyard?
VanMedia 3 months ago
@VanMedia Well, I'm not sure if you're referring to the Swedish government or the American government, but I think it's more acceptable for a government to have photos of it's own country, rather than a corporation having photos of private residences, don't you?
PhobosCVIII 3 months ago
LOL
i love how he evade the question
she: people treating google like their most trusted friend, should they be?
he: well... i think judgement matters...
shirhh 10 months ago
haters gonna hate
ktxed 11 months ago
Fuck these globalist data-mining scum, you will fall!!
JohnNotorious 11 months ago 3
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google fuck you
dilan4me 11 months ago
You suck Google! >=(
Mariohearts365 11 months ago
Boooooooooooooooooooooooooo!! Fuck you Google! >=(
ShrineMaidenSayoChan 11 months ago
Most people don't see the threat to our personal privacy that Google poses. For evidence, read the article on the parents who entered info which included the last four digits of their children's social security numbers, names, birth dates, and etc. for an art competition hosted by Google. Granted that was pretty naive of the parents, but it shows just how much people trust Google. You have to admire the way Schmidt doesn't even deny that Google stores info for "some time." Please define some.
amamazing07 11 months ago
@amamazing07 18 months.
IFaZI 11 months ago
@amamazing07 this is a whole point! Schmitt definition of "some time" may be different than yours. Just like for law enforcement "important data", would be if you googled how to make bomb, where to plot it, blueprints, etc, Schmidt can simply say "important data", is when you google how to make pancake or boil eggs. Thus, he can keep all data you ever did. Forever!
joe1977poland 9 months ago
bang bang
googls been lyin to u since the start
Mohukgsdfgs 11 months ago
Startpage doesn't retain your IP, google it.
RoussDogg 11 months ago
Pathetic.
SunnyLovetts 11 months ago
Fuck you Schmidt, come a revolution, we'll see you swinging with the other globalist pigs turning us into slave robots. Fuck you and I hope you rot.
999SilverDog 11 months ago 2
SO, ERIC SCHMIDT, a woman trying to hide her whereabouts from a domestic abuser is "doing something she dhouldn't be doing?" How about a poltical refugee? Someone using medical marijuana? There's a REASON privacy is valued in a free society, but it's completely lost on you Mr. Schmidt. Douche.
gmx1100 11 months ago 2
@gmx1100 what Eric is clearly talking about here is that Google not being in the business of protecting people from the United States government. Google has to obey the law like everyone else.
enneff 11 months ago
lol Google is Skynet
TechShin 1 year ago
"...you shouldn't be doing it in the first place." for example, like you cheating on your wife.
zectbumo54 1 year ago
Looks like a pedo, let's look at his records. "SWEATY BOYS"
retread01 1 year ago
Pr0n!!!!!!
martinmallet 1 year ago
Fuck you Schmidt!!!!1
2000Betelgeuse 1 year ago 2
bad man
insectboy0 1 year ago
Eric Schmidt looks like a diseased bullfrog.
7Hook 1 year ago 4
fuck you Mr. Schmidt. I would like to see what you google.
rbonilla18 1 year ago 72
@rbonilla18
he uses bing search ;)
alextheramsay 10 months ago
@rbonilla18 He probably uses Bing or Yahoo...... :D
robdotcom71 6 months ago
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astralacuity 2 months ago
poor me
tallooup 1 year ago
LOL
you can make anything look bad with cuts like that
sm1tty5569 1 year ago
what a douche.
2ndAsstJizzMopper 1 year ago
Eric Schmidt is an arrogant asshole
AppleSpyPhone 1 year ago
I'm glad that the government, in return, is as open and honest about their doings and has no secrets to keep.
AlexMoensChannel 1 year ago 52
@AlexMoensChannel lol
belmarfilms 1 year ago
@AlexMoensChannel I don't think so.
CycloneX997 1 year ago
@AlexMoensChannel what r u, 6 ?
supperhey 6 months ago
@AlexMoensChannel No offence but that is bullshit the government has thousands of secrets, for example why did they have to destroy the helicopter when they killed binladen, and the copter was to damaged to fly. They destroyed it because all the tech on the helicopter was way advanced, and top secret and if it got out we (the us) would be in deep shit.
cjsleo8 5 months ago
@cjsleo8 damn right
meryem12345 5 months ago
Google everything about you and even knows that you watch Porn...
CandyBlooded 1 year ago
By his logic, governmental secrecy about for example new technology on aviation for example the S-71 blackbird or the U-2 should just be given out the moment it's discovered and there should be complete transparency on everything.
I don't think that's a smart way of thinking....
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brett7356 1 year ago
basically. if you dont want google to index your site, why is it on the itnernet (btw google obeys robots.txt). if you dont want google sniffing your wifi packets, use WPA!
lowtone10 1 year ago
@lowtone10
Only problem is, loads of companies and organizations are taking advantage of Google technology. There's no possible way of getting away from Google.
So, if the whole world knew where you lived, you wouldn't have a problem?
If I break the law, I go to jail, if Google break's the law they bail themselves out or manipulate the government.
CrewRite 1 year ago
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CrewRite 1 year ago
What a creep. Hushmail and Ixquick for me. Gtfo, google.
avokicchi 1 year ago
"If you're doing something you don't want anyone to know you probably shouldnt' be doing it in the first place." - Say what you want but he's right. Name me one counter example
SeracRavel 1 year ago
@SeracRavel There's alot of things, that I don't want anyone but a few persons to know. Think if someone else read your letters, think if someone was always listening what you are talking to someone. If I want to look for information I'm not ready to ask from someone, I wouldn't want google to know about the thing I'm looking for.
BFlorry 1 year ago
@BFlorry Sweetie, Google is a mindless algorithm in a massive network of computer servers. It doesn't know anything.
wearealltubes 1 year ago
@wearealltubes Google knows everything you do with google-based programs / sites. It has "folders" of all of us.
BFlorry 1 year ago
@BFlorry Where did you get that information, if I may ask?
MrDan3345 1 year ago
@wearealltubes Actually, Google`s a company. Just for those who didnt know.. lol
MrDan3345 1 year ago
@SeracRavel
Entering my PIN number, looking for another job while employed. Or maybe going out for a night of fun that gets out of hand unintentionally. Or maybe trying something new in an attempt to learn or grow, but failing and not wanting to publicize failure. Basically humans do lots of things for various reasons others don't understand that they may not want others to know about at some point or another in their life or social circles.
Does that help answer your stupid question?
7Hook 1 year ago
This guy is a skidmark in America's underwear. Go fuck yourself, Eric.
Muckbucket 1 year ago
so... why didn't they stay in china then?
ilikepez 1 year ago
I got a boner.
fidsah 1 year ago
FUCK YOU ERIC, FUCK YOU
Sup3rCl0ud 1 year ago
fuck you eric
Bazgann 1 year ago
FUCK YOU ERIC, sucker of elitist COCK
wahahn 1 year ago
Eric Schmidt is a Globalist COCK SUCKER and must be dealt with accordingly.
wahahn 1 year ago
''If you have something that you don't want anyone to know, you shouldn't be doing it in the first place'' - Am I the only one who agrees?
JayMoreProductions 1 year ago
@JayMoreProductions - i dont agree with you. does that help?
iPodscreateZombies 1 year ago
this ugly fuck buys women
deadlycheeseball 1 year ago
@deadlycheeseball You're extremely jealous. Do you even know what the Patriot Act even is? Because if anything, it helps us as citizens.
Regunirun 1 year ago
this ugly fuck buys women
deadlycheeseball 1 year ago
this guy has WAY too much power, and the patriot act violates our constitutional rights, and im not allowed to post this because of computer hacking
deadlycheeseball 1 year ago
this guy has WAY too much power, and the patriot act violates our constitutional rights
deadlycheeseball 1 year ago
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link this guys entire medical history please
deadlycheeseball 1 year ago
someone link this guys entire medical history please
deadlycheeseball 1 year ago
This is why i use ixquick
MegaAngryMonkey 1 year ago
This is why i use ixquick
MegaAngryMonkey 1 year ago
If you go into a bookstore to buy a book, you don't complain about the security cameras that could theoretically watch you browse or the cashier who reads your credit card number. These are understood necessities, one for security, the other to complete a transaction. Those that witness private info are required by law to keep it so, but if your behavior is suspicious/illegal, it warrants further investigation. It's the same online. People need to realize the internet is a public institution.
ericwdhs 1 year ago
@ericwdhs your analogy is way off. Here's a better one: if you step out of your house to do your daily activies, all of them are tracked, a map is drawn of your movements, your conversations with people you meet are saved and ads are sent to you based on what you did that day.
flthy 1 year ago
100SearchEngines is search Engine that searches 100 websites all at ones, use it rather then Google.its Reno Nevada based search engine for 100SearchEngines yea Google has been freaking me out.
camboy1132 1 year ago
Hide my ip is a great Software
camboy1132 1 year ago
@camboy1132 - "hide your ip"? how?
hellothere7654 1 year ago
Privacy is Number one that I care about.
camboy1132 1 year ago
@camboy1132
yea, the privacy is a problem. some people might should watch their behavior, before its too late.
hellothere7654 1 year ago
I like to see Google stock take a beating hard. how much longer can google take dominance of the whole internet. is there a way to stop google from spying on you ?
camboy1132 1 year ago
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at least, it 'll be very difficult.
hellothere7654 1 year ago
Take him to court and Sue him for spying on all your info and selling it. Congress needs a Privacy act put into place. its should be up to me. this guy is way more freaky then a city camera spying on you. watch out because your computer Cam could be spying on you. I say get a peace of paper and some tape and cover your pc camera. and mute your mic when you are not using it. the spy could be in your home. every thing your hand is doing the cam might be snapping a picture. I covered it up.
camboy1132 1 year ago
he is by far more worse then Meg Whitman and Steve Jobs alone. Website track just ticks me of. Google Has too much POWER Dominance,Brake away now before its too late
camboy1132 1 year ago
google is just a search engine. there are many other search engines doing the same thing. no need to fight a windmill.
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hellothere7654 1 year ago
all Google products have privacy issues.... a couple months ago if you signed up for the new Google Buzz (twitter & facebook status copy) then who ever was on your list could see everyone on ur Gmail account because the accounts where linked together.... That really dismayed alot of people...i dont use any google products exept youtube because i dont have a better choice
michaelovesrh 1 year ago
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Everyone, go to Startpage(dot com) - it's a privacy search engine that will keep your searches private from other search engines by the use of a "proxy" link to each searched link you search with. Go to that website, then click on the video on the right side that explains it all. I turned off my Google from showing on the tool bar on my IE, and now use Startpage(dot com), it works.
chacogal 1 year ago
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Everyone, go to Startpage(dot com) - it's a privacy search engine that will keep your searches private from other search engines by the use of a "proxy" link to each searched link you search with. Go to that website, then click on the video on the right side that explains it all. I turned off my Google from showing on the tool bar on my IE, and now use Startpage(dot com), it works.
chacogal 1 year ago
Everyone, go to Startpage(dot com) - it's a privacy search engine that will keep your searches private from other search engines by the use of a "proxy" link to each searched link you search with. Go to that website, then click on the video on the right side that explains it all. I turned off my Google from showing on the tool bar on my IE, and now use Startepage(dot com), it works.
chacogal 1 year ago
whatta douche
aha45 1 year ago
So...
"If Google have something that Google dont want anyone to know,
maybe Google shouldnt be doing it in the first place"
uuu64 1 year ago
"If you have something you don't want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place."
Is this humanoid FUNGUS even aware what he said?
mraos23 1 year ago
@mraos23 - I think logically, it makes sense.
If someone don't want others know what he did, he shouldn't do the thing in the first place. i.e. robbery or crime.
you have to aware that paper can't cover fire.
hellothere7654 1 year ago
this guy needs to be brought down.
Hit em where it hurts, in the pocketbook....................
uniquerestorations 1 year ago
fuck google and microsoft..
stupid motherfuckers....
uniquerestorations 1 year ago
My channel has a full version of this segment.
CrewRite 1 year ago
I've just seen an interview with him on the BBC news site. On there he gave a slightly different answer:
"Our experience is that at least 90% of people are happy to share their information with everyone. The other 10% are violently opposed to doing so (laughs). And we want to respect both groups".
burnsideo7 1 year ago
Microsoft are much safer than google in every way!
monte7362 1 year ago
LOL, depends what you mean by safe, when Microsoft is talked about.
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hellothere7654 1 year ago
hes honest, at least.
angel2901 1 year ago
With this attitude we should all turn our backs to Google! George Orwell must be spinning in his grave - he warned us but we lick up "the free gifts" from Google in total disrespect for our own and comin generations privacy!
COSMO2RULE 1 year ago
sounds like hes a member of the copyright cartel.
fancychance57 1 year ago
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Look at 5:2009-CV-05151 I trust Google to violate copyrights and privacy. I have sued them in the Western District of AR US Federal court. They asked that my suit be dismissed, but that will be thrown out soon. They own this site and get to remove this comment and probably should. A jury will get to watch this video to consider how much they need to pay to be punitive. My lawyer is taking a 100% commission because I am acting Pro Se and think contingency fees should be illegal.
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AlasdairGrant 2 years ago
I think, in context, "doing it" refers to online behavior. It's very difficult to keep things secret online, especially when law enforcement gets involved. If you engage in online behavior that you want to keep secrete, you're taking a big risk and you probably shouldn't.
fastolfe 1 year ago 2
nope
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AuroraWeiwei 2 years ago
Google is the only one I am aware of that keeps that data forever. There is no excuse for that. This guy is moron. Thats why I'll never use their Chrome browser.
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hellothere7654 1 year ago
holy shit - the Gov could find out I surf hard porn ...like millions of other horny little fucks! LOL!
troll9555 2 years ago
Yep! Patriot Act. George Bush & we needed it -- then. BUT ol' Eric is NOW a buddy of Obama's! The commie admin has at least one Google employee working at the WH.
KatMcKat 2 years ago
fascists, not commies
strangersound 1 year ago
Google this Eric...Kiss my A@@ you big brother sellout!!!
VirginianAmerican 2 years ago
But even if you are seeking out information on how to build a bomb, just seeking information should never be considered illegal, WTF.
Remember, if they are ever allowed to tell you what you can know, it will be abused.
Who decides what you are allowed to look up?
Things are getting really bad when you are told what you can think of.
phantomcharger 2 years ago 7
how right you are !
AuroraWeiwei 2 years ago
This of course would be a direct violation of the bill of rights, namely the 4th, 5th, 10th, and probably a few more.
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized
phantomcharger 2 years ago
If you want to use Google AND have privacy, use Scroogle Scraper.
SynchroSting 2 years ago
Fuck you Schmidt you fucking creep
BlackpeopleLOL 2 years ago
If you want privacy, don't give the any info. Simple.
garagecrap 2 years ago
Massive overreaction from people - all he's saying here is that Google may be obliged by US legislation to hand over information in certain circumstances. They are also legally obliged to retain information (for 12 months I think).
Blame your laws, introduced by George W I believe. Don't blame the companies forced to work under them.
aclcox 2 years ago
Another BIOB Kook-Aid drinker.
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AlasdairGrant 2 years ago
@aclcox - "12 months "? dream.
retain online for 18 months. retain offline forever. they can restore offline backups any time. all companies IT do that.
hellothere7654 1 year ago
Perhaps Google should only make available something that might affect national security instead of retaining everything about people. Sometimes people don't want certain things told, like a surprise birthday party, completely innocent, yet we don't want everyone to know!
zrxman60 2 years ago
What's the big surprise. Lots of NAZIs named Schmidt.
tubeboob999 2 years ago 3
UN-BE-LIEVABLE - "If you have you something you don't want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place."
What kind of world does this naieve man think we live in? I don't want people to know what I'm doing sometimes, not because it is illegal, but because some of them are bigots.
I want privacy to protect me from people who want to do something illegal, immoral or just vicious to me, not because I'm doing something wrong.
Does he need his privacy violated to learn?
Grismar 2 years ago 16
This is the mentality of our USA populace. Well, you must be bad to want privacy - you know because big brother needs to know. You are guilty in the media before you are tried. Guilty unil proven innocence, instead of Constitutionally reverse. Mr. Schmidt's thinking, and the US gov't, politicans, the CIA and the rest of the military industrial complex as Eisenhower and JFK warn us about it pulling the strings. You have no rights as a serf, we are the ones who can only have privacy.
jaynic2000 2 years ago
I agree but I'll take it one step further. It's none of anybody's f--ing business what I do unless I want them to know. and again great point privacy is all about Protection..not hiding bad deeds. This guy is justifying his evil deeds by rationalizing with complete non-sequiturs. He's is indeed hiding something nefarious not the majority of users.
vegaswolf 2 years ago
Don't you understand? These types (CEO's, politicians, police, various govt. officials, unions, bankers, etc) are exempt from the very rules they impose on us. We're too stupid to think for ourselves. You should get on your knees and thank God we have them looking out for us. What would we do without the thought police protecting us from ourselves?
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hellothere7654 1 year ago
@Grismar - Easy - don't go internet.
how about, you dancing on street without cloth, and you want privacy.
hellothere7654 1 year ago
If you trust google as much as your friend you sure are in trouble.
Then again we know more about politicians then ever before BECAUSE of the Internet, so that makes us even doesn't it?
vlastic 2 years ago 2
Stay simple; Make simple statement. As I always say. Simple thing as explained simply. Complicated things too. As simple as that.
Buzzerifier 2 years ago
@Buzzerifier Simple thing are...
Buzzerifier 2 years ago
That was not a smart thing to say. usually that is what happen when you try be out clever yourself and others ;--)) But what I gather from this is : If you are a (lousy) cracker we will not support your privacy. Asat.
Buzzerifier 2 years ago
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... Usually that is what happen when you try TO out clever yourself...
Buzzerifier 2 years ago
Bing!
frostywinnipeg 2 years ago 2
Schmidt's just stating the facts. If you want to keep something private, posting it on the internet isn't the smartest move.
twincrier 2 years ago
The facts? Try opinion. And he didn't say "maybe you shouldn't be posting it on the Internet in the first place," he said "maybe you shouldn't be DOING it in the first place."
Oh? Maybe I shouldn't be engaging in private discussions with my loved ones? Maybe I shouldn't be trying to start a business that might compete with Google? Maybe I shouldn't be conducting my personal or financial affairs through my email? How did we go from Google's "Don't be Evil" and privacy assurances to this?
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hellothere7654 1 year ago
@hellothere7654 solution: fight back and defend yourself against tyranny. don't roll over and let corporations and governments stomp all over you.
lavideomania 1 year ago