I am stunned, truly stunned. LOL
Users of Google applications should have no expectations of privacy.
Users of Google applications should have no expectations of privacy.
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I said the same thing at the dinner table tonight about google and Facebook.
NO EXPECTATION OF PRIVACY.
Now, if you understand that...and you are willing to accept that...then you have no complaint. Which is OK.
But when I realized that google was intruding on my life, I stopped using it as a search method. I use StartPage, which uses google for info, but claims to be very private and I choose to believe it.
I, however, DO have a complaint about lack of privacy and therefore, I have never gone to FACEBOOK. AND I NEVER WILL.
Anything you put into a phone app, anything you do online... Best to assume it is being tracked. Putatively for marketing purposes, but you never know which LE and or government agency known by initials is looking over the marketer’s shoulder. You can, if you go to some extraordinary lengths obscure your online activities. But if someone with resources wants to know, they can still figure out a great deal. You can, through modest efforts, isolate a computer from the network and use it. I would not trust any information on a phone. Funny story. My company, which is big enough and tech savvy enough to know what they are doing... will not discuss propriety information nor contract pricing information over a phone line, any phone line, direct or conference call- if there is a cell phone on the line. Hmm. Seems they believe any/every cell phone can be compromised.