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There is no special privacy policy, in other words, if you upload your "whole life" to there, as they suggest, then your whole life is owned by Google and they
by zwaps 8y ago
There is no special privacy policy, in other words, if you upload your "whole life" to there, as they suggest, then your whole life is owned by Google and they can do whatever they want with that data, as you signed over all the rights.
I mean, I use online storage for my family pictures, my important documents etc. etc, and so the minimum requirement is that it is encrypted and the company contractually agrees not to snoop, data-mine or even sell that data.
Google basically tells you they will do all of that, tied to the most invasive unique ID except than maybe facebook.
Why would anyone actually do that? That's just a disaster waiting to happen...
- dwild 8y agoEncrypt your data yourself and don't trust any cloud provider to do it for you. You can only trust yourself.
- bassman9000 8y agoThat's the complain: they could do it, and be liable for it, if they wanted, and still be profitable.