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: Lenz BlogGoogle Refuses to Protect Privacy for Book Search Histories
By Karl-Friedrich Lenz
That is what should be expected from a company that is the Worst on the Web, with a rating of ?comprehensive consumer surveillance & entrenched hostility to privacy? by Privacy International.
The EFF had different expectations and asked Google to promise not to hand over their user’s data on search histories in the “Book Search” area without a warrant. That is standard practice for bookstores and libraries. Google has refused to make any such promise.
Full post as published by Lenz Blog on September 03, 2009 (boomark / email).
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