Goo(gle)d news!

This I've been waiting for! Hopefully this service will spread to the rest of the world outside GB! For instance: when I read Lebanese Daily Star at the web, it pops up adversitements "specially for me" - very annoying!

KES, from another country than GB.

Body [quote="knuters"]This I've been waiting for! Hopefully this service will spread to the rest of the world outside GB! For instance: when I read Lebanese Daily Star at the web, it pops up adversitements "specially for me" - very annoying! KES, from another country than GB.[/quote]

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I always prefer to wait and watch the results of things or applications launched by Google. I'm very careful and selective when things are related with google. ;)

Body [quote="Windows Server Hosting"]I always prefer to wait and watch the results of things or applications launched by Google. I'm very careful and selective when things are related with google. ;)[/quote]

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I think it's just another way of Google to get your permission to store even more info on you. It already has access to your emails if you use Google mail and you documents if you use Google Docs. Now it wants permission to store all of your web usage even if it wasn't initiated with a Google search. What next - store you calender events they know where you are going - oh I forgot they already do.

Body [quote="David Long"]I think it's just another way of Google to get your permission to store even more info on you. It already has access to your emails if you use Google mail and you documents if you use Google Docs. Now it wants permission to store all of your web usage even if it wasn't initiated with a Google search. What next - store you calender events they know where you are going - oh I forgot they already do.[/quote]

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I think that perhaps google is taking the boundries of privacy a bit too far. I suppose one could argue that it is your choice to join up if you are made fully aware of the implementations of doing so. However i would argue the case that your average everyday user would enter not realizing what they are about to divulge. Google is one of the best search engines perhaps they should stick soley to that.

Body [quote="chrishocking"]I think that perhaps google is taking the boundries of privacy a bit too far. I suppose one could argue that it is your choice to join up if you are made fully aware of the implementations of doing so. However i would argue the case that your average everyday user would enter not realizing what they are about to divulge. Google is one of the best search engines perhaps they should stick soley to that.[/quote]

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