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03 Nov 09

Google protects your privacy

We take privacy very seriously. Our business is built on our users' trust: trust in our ability to properly secure your data and our commitment to respect the privacy of the information you place in our systems by not giving that information to others or using it inappropriately. More specifically, read our FAQ on privacy, visit our Privacy Center, and review how we've handled challenges to users' privacy in the past.

01 Nov 09

The company has plans to create a government cloud consisting of remote servers securely located throughout the U.S. that would store public data.
president of Google's Enterprise division, insists the data will be safe. "Their data is their data, and not ours,
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- "We have no rights to distribute that data or data-mine it or use it in any other way other than to provide the designated service to the City of Los Angeles."
- Google's perspective because they want to be taken seriously
- "And they want to be taken seriously for government work."
- It's cheap, it's easy, and it's a legal gray area. And it also raises questions about what happens to your information when it travels into the "cloud."
- companies like Google are handling private and public data

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