Que sait Google sur vous ? Règles et principes. Who Would Pay $5,000 to Use Google? (You) By Quentin Fottrell New research finds people fork over $5,000 worth of personal information a year to Google in exchange for access to its “free services” such as Gmail and search.
While many view this as a fair trade, privacy experts say the Internet giant’s latest plan to pool user data from its various sites make it less so. The new privacy policy – which Google contends will allow it to better target ads — goes into effect on March 1. In a press release, the company said it may combine the information users submit under their email accounts with information from other Google services or third parties. What Google's Larry Page Doesn't Understand - Maxwell Wessel. By Maxwell Wessel | 5:06 PM January 27, 2012 Google has been self-destructive recently.
Last weekend, Google was exposed by engineers from Twitter, Facebook, and mySpace for interfering with their search results. Instead of apologizing and vowing to protect the sanctity of search, this week Larry Page announced that Google will soon integrate its products even further. On March 1st, Google will change its privacy agreement to allow the company to collect and unify user data across all its web properties.