Google's Privacy Policy Change Is Freaking Me Out

Two users react to Google's privacy policy changes. Created by Kashmir Hill, Forbes. More: http://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhi...

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[Jacob Fisher]

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[TooMuchGass]

1984

[xmasterfunk]

In age of empires I always befriend the other other most powerful enemy offer them gold trade routes and slowly gain trust, slowly I then begin to build castles and bombardment towers inside their city walls under the guise of their own protection, anyone against the thought would be looked at as a conspiracy fool, I then move in my troops, those who would protest would sound foolish, because they are allies, until the moment I decide to attack, I completely dominate. look at the bigger picture.

[biggestesthobo]

Are you on Facebook? Twitter? Do you use any free ad-based applications on your mobile phone?  If so, all these companies are "selling" your information (Well, not really - they're selling advertisements based on your info; they want to keep your info private so no other company can do the same)

Where do you think these people get the money to run their services?

[biggestesthobo]

Again, your point was the "new" data pooling due to the policy merge; I'm simply telling you NOTHING HAS CHANGED over the past several years. They have been doing this for ages, and nobody's really complained until now.

re phone: You still haven't pointed out that the OLD policy didn't contain this clause. If they've always had it, why didn't you complain then?

P.S. You do realize that Youtube is a Google product, right? Why are you here, unless you WANT to be profiled?