Google’s agreed to no longer accidentally collect Wi-Fi data from passing Street View cars, but today relented and said all the personal data collected would be deleted – in the UK, at least. [Daily Mail]
Google’s agreed to no longer accidentally collect Wi-Fi data from passing Street View cars, but today relented and said all the personal data collected would be deleted – in the UK, at least. [Daily Mail]
Daniel Betteridge
Saturday, November 20, 2010 at 2:31 PMI dont see what the huge issue is anyway, im sure any data they collected pales in comparison to what the government stores on each person, and im sure id rather have it in the hands of a bunch of nerds then in the hands of some corrupt cop with something to prove, just my thoughts.
Dave
Tuesday, November 23, 2010 at 9:42 PMI love that people are so riled up about this data that Google accidentally collected. People are comfortable to take Google at their word that nothing is going to be done with this information- yet we’ve no trouble trusting Google with the contents of all our emails, search queries, everything we access through Chrome. Trust me, if Google wants to fuck you over, they don’t need this extra data. Just accept it.