Google introduces new privacy policy

[Детективное агентство ИКС-Инфо.]

Google has been introducing a new privacy policy on March 1, despite concerns that the innovation may be contrary to EU privacy laws.
According to BBC Ukraine, the new policy will allow Google to collect information about users from its various online services - YouTube, Gmail and Blogger. The company explains that this will allow it to better customize the search results.
Google has combined 60 core principles that were previously valid for individual services into a single policy that is valid for all products of the company.
However, French organizations for the protection of personal information have already stated that such a move violates the confidentiality rules in force in the European Union.
On the eve of the French regulator CNIL called on Google to "pause" and review the proposed privacy policy again.
"CNIL and other EU personal data protection organizations are deeply concerned about combining personal data from various services," the regulator said in a statement.
The message also expressed "strong doubt about the legality and fairness of such processing, its compliance with European data protection legislation."
The regulator promised to send Google questions about the changes until mid-March.
Google says new policy will be easier for users
In turn, Google says that they will be happy to answer all questions from regulators on the protection of personal data.
“Despite the fact that since March 1, we have changed the privacy policy, the obligation to maintain the principles of confidentiality is stronger than ever before,” said Peter Fleisher, Privacy Policy Advisor.
The company rejected the regulator’s offer to refrain from introducing a privacy policy, and it will take effect after midnight on March 1.
A business model - selling ads tied to user behavior - depends on collecting information about the actions of visitors on the network.
Until today, this information has been contained separately for each Google service. This meant that the search results, for example, on YouTube, were not related to the ads that you will see on another Google service, for example, Gmail.
Under the terms of the new agreement, which is mandatory for users of Google services and which cannot be waived, the results of your activity on different Google sites will be interconnected.
Many websites and blogs have explained to users how Google will use their online history. According to experts, users will be able to access and delete their story at google.com/history.
Users will also be able to see which Google sites store information about their actions on the Google Dashboard toolbar.

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[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

Thank you, very informative.

 

[Орлан]

what a news!
already there they collect bases on us!
Rum, thanks!

 

[Патрушев Михаил Владимирович]

We are also “concerned about the merging of personal data”!
Thank!!!

 

[Stels]

Excerpt from the article:

"... According to experts, users will be able to access and delete their story at google.com/history ..."

Hahaha very funny. Users will be able to delete a copy of their story. The original will be stored on a server to which (except s / s) no one will have access.

GOOGL is already completely overwhelmed - openly declares its espionage. Only the blind person will not notice, and the stupid one will not understand that global logging and analysis of all our actions on the network will allow us to create a 99% socio-psychological portrait of the user based on his interests. Those who say “I have nothing to hide,” to put it mildly naive, “frightened” people. Google espionage will allow not only to personify users, but also to establish their closest circle of communication, and “palm off” a certain kind of information, influence the worldview of people, and form collective opinions and moods. It will be a super tool for implementing "color revolutions" through social networks.

Here's another spy thing from Google - called PICASA. At first glance, an ordinary program designed to sort, view and edit photos.
But starting with version 3.8, Picasa has an automatic face recognition feature. In simple terms, the program automatically finds faces in all photos on your computer, creates a "user face" and attaches photos to it. Then it is proposed to create a web gallery. ... To do this, simply select the folder with photos and click the corresponding button on the toolbar, after which the program itself will create your WEB page with a photo gallery on the Internet. If you have a blog on blogger.com, then you can add photos to the diary pages directly from Picasa ... Only your friends will have access to the WEB page Your friends.

Great opportunities for a "global observer", isn't it?
Now a real photo will be added to my socio-psychological portrait, photos of my friends from their social psycho will be installed. characteristics.

In addition, some modern camera models support the automatic recording of latitude and longitude data during photography. Picasa suggests using the automatic use of location data to locate photos on a Google map.

The offensive continues:
Google is negotiating with intermediaries and intends to participate in the acquisition of the Internet portal Yahoo!, which is also claimed by the Chinese company Alibaba and Microsoft Corporation. Reason for selling "Yahoo!" consider unsatisfactory financial results. At the same time, as The Wall Street Journal notes, a probable deal may provoke protests from the American antitrust services, because Google occupies about 65% of the US search market, while Yahoo! accounting for 16%.

In general, draw your own conclusions!

 

[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

Thank. Very interesting.

 

[Игорь Коракс]

But is it news for someone that browsers are going to user history?

 

[Sevhelp]

Yeah, personalization will soon reach 100%. At the same time, you won’t even know where and how you pierced and left traces of yourself

 

[Орлан]

Soon we will return to libraries and magazines, and not look in the internet!

 

[Sevhelp]

Soon we will return to libraries and magazines, and not look in the internet!

It seems the Internet has completely supplanted all libraries.