[ptsal]

Bears repeating....A reminder: downloading your data doesn't delete it. Think of it as a backup.

Everything that Google knows about you. https://www.cnbc.com/video/2018/03/30/how-to-download-google-chrome-youtube-data.html

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/29/how-to-download-a-copy-of-everything-google-knows-about-you.html

[ptsal]

Google and Eric Schmidt know all....

[rigelkentaurus]

I think a more accurate description is, this is what Google has on you, that they are willing to show you at this time.

[goodnesswins]

Like a freeper said yesterday...maybe Google has his lost pictures of his son? It’s like a big backup of EVERYTHING you’ve ever asked, posted, saved, sent, received, etc.

[pepsi_junkie]

Bump for later.

[null and void]

bkmrk

I don’t want to bog down the servers at work...

[Doogle]

"???...so I guess they know about Sasha and Lori, the twin calicoes that hang out behind the fish and chip joint"

[semantic]

I don't want to know. I've used practically all of the G services over the years, so I assume it's 100% coverage.

I made an attempt a few years to confuse some of the trail, but I eventually gave up and learned to love Big Brother.

Now, I happily engage the interwebs without a care. Maybe it is true that it's easier hiding in plain sight?

[Obadiah]

I know this was an absolute shock to me. If you use gmail, try it as well to give a sense of the depth of this issue.

Pick out some random email that you deleted a long time ago, such as a notice of a utility bill or credit card bill.

Then, use the gmail search function and search for that email item.

If you get regular bills, or emails, from this place you will then see that Google displays - at least in all my cases - many, many emails that I deleted long ago, including emptying the “trash”.

Yeah, Google knows everything.

[GrandJediMasterYoda]

They had 148 GIGS of information on this guys? WTF???

[Eagles6]

Bookmark

[jeffc]

bookmark

[Revel]

I am willing to bet that even if you don’t use google services that they keep a file on you.

[Candor7]

Ping !

[Presbyterian Reporter]

Does anyone know the privacy regulations for Internet Service Providers (ISP)?

For example, can my ISP sell data showing that I regularly visit Free Republic?

If I were a political party I would pay a lot for the ISP to give me the IP addresses of those conservatives who visit conservative sites like Free Republic or conversely the IP addresses of those leftists who visit leftist sites like Huffington Post.

Anyone know?

[demsux]

Anyone know Seth Rich's log in info?

How about Podesta?

[southland]

Bkmk

[1035rep]

bookmark

[bgill]

So, I can sign up for google to find out what they know about me. No thanks. That’s just opening another portal for them.

[matthew fuller]

Mandatory bkmrk thees one.

[FourtySeven]

Thanks very interesting.