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What Google does is not "surveillance", it's collation of public data (or data that you agreed to give to google via one of its private services, like gmail). W
by wyager 10y ago
What Google does is not "surveillance", it's collation of public data (or data that you agreed to give to google via one of its private services, like gmail). What the NSA does is surveillance, which is collection of private data without consent.
> what kind of world does that lead to?
A world where public discourse is more conveniently indexed? Be explicit with your concerns.