southernplaces7
10 hours ago
Of course it does, what else would it do. It's entire business model and a vast majority of its operating procedure is by default deeply hostile to any real notion of privacy. Try using Google with Tor for example. This is a company that truly hates not tracking as much as possible about everything you do.
jart
7 hours ago
That's because people have the right to be remembered.
lazyeye
8 hours ago
Yes Google abuses privacy on a scale never before seen in human history. The East German Stazi would have been ecstatic to get 1% of the data that Google is able to collect.
Vacuuming up and selling consumer data is not new though, companies have been doing this since before big tech took over.
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