>>If I were planning something shady there's probably a lot of stupid questions I'd need to Google for, but I'd at least do it on public library wifi and downlo

>>If I were planning something shady there's probably a lot of stupid questions I'd need to Google for, but I'd at least do it on public library wifi and download a Tor browser or something.. Google will never find out what you do on your home PC, especially using TOR /some other engine (Google displays the captcha often on TOR). Even if they did, it would be illegal and /or super secret and they'd never reveal it in court. Now, if shady means that NSA is after you, not so sure. However, if you want to steal from Google and use their computer to search their search engine from their office...I guess you deserve to get caught. Let's not forget that Google has a right to safeguard their trade secrets and when you accept the job, you agree to their terms.