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Is there any proof that Google does not? Scanning user's private data to target them with ads is the primary reason Google offers services. Absent other evidenc
by rurp 7y ago
Is there any proof that Google does not? Scanning user's private data to target them with ads is the primary reason Google offers services. Absent other evidence, the default assumption should be that Google scans as much data as they can.
- severaldayz 7y agoProving absence of something is an unreasonable standard. Your answer does sound like "no, there is no such evidence" to my ears, though.
- rurp 7y agoI guess I wasn't clear. I had something in mind like a public statement from Google saying that they do not scan a particular set of data. I would accept that as evidence. Absent a statement from them either way, I assume they read whatever is uploaded to their servers.
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