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is there a privacy policy? the only search results are G's standard policy and scarewords like 'G's expertise in privacy'. Are they mining this cross-client?
by awinter-py 11y ago
is there a privacy policy? the only search results are G's standard policy and scarewords like 'G's expertise in privacy'. Are they mining this cross-client?
- davidglazer 11y agoShort answer: it's your data. Period. You decide who can see the data you store, and the default is private. That's spelled out in lots of words in the legal terms somewhere; sorry it wasn't more clear on the website. Disclaimer: I work for Google Genomics.
- awinter-py 11y agoif this is subpoena-proof like you imply, I'm going to start storing all my data in this service.
- hxrts 11y agoThis needs to be front and center. Data protections / PHI are the #1 issue for academic groups in the field. – bioinformatician
- username223 11y agoThere seems to be: https://cloud.google.com/terms/ https://cloud.google.com/terms/ . Section 5.2 seems relevant, but I'm not a lawyer, so I don't know whether it means much.