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It so happens Google has the perfect means at its disposal for de-anonymizing large swaths of such data: trillions of user location records, calendar appointmen
by imglorp 11y ago
It so happens Google has the perfect means at its disposal for de-anonymizing large swaths of such data: trillions of user location records, calendar appointments, emails, and texts. It's not too hard to put all that together to match a specific encounter record, for example.
- jtmcmc 11y agowhich would both violate their contract and also be illegal.
- retox 11y agoI do not trust Google and I am not being given a choice.
- neerdowell 11y agoAnd Google would never break the law or breach a contract. Especially a contract they signed with the UK Government. I mean, other than that time just a few years ago[0] where Google broke the law and then breached the contract they signed with the UK Government. [0] http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-19014206 http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-19014206