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Here is an interesting related story.... ATT is flowing ALL traffic thru NSA

So you think Google is private. How long will it be, before a story breaks, that Google is reporting ALL search requests in REALTIME to the NSA?

And..... will our "freedom loving republican masters" put a secret mark on your record, and possibly deny you jobs and housing solely because you googled for some topic... like "unions and fair wages"? All under the secretive guise of "National Security"..................

When will the first lawsuit against Google Maps appear, when some criminal confesses he got that cheerleader's home location thru them.

I'm not really a human, but I play one on earth. flash japh

In reply to Re: What will Google do next? by zentara
in thread What will Google do next? by jacques

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