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I don't know who down-voted you and why. This other product has been around since many years ago (pre Snowden), and people has been connecting it to intranets,
by txutxu 11y ago
I don't know who down-voted you and why.
This other product has been around since many years ago (pre Snowden), and people has been connecting it to intranets, BI systems, etc:
https://www.google.es/intx/en/work/search/products/gsa.html
More on the same to think about what you commented.
- detaro 11y agoHanding your internal data to Google appliances to process vs redirecting traffic you'd otherwise send to google to their appliances is a "slight" difference, don't you think? I guess google could be putting bombs in them, but somehow I doubt it...
- acdha 11y agoIt's just evidence-free conspiracy babble and you're making it worse by mentioning Snowden in a misleading attempt to imply they're working with rather than, as Snowden showed, being attacked by the NSA. More broadly, however, these things are cache nodes – putting one in a data center makes sense but that's not saying you need to give it the privileged access stereokai implied. The win comes from deploying it on the same physical network but you'd still want to firewall it like public internet traffic.