I wonder what his advice is for people that care about privacy. All indications so far have been: don't worry about it. In my personal spectrum of concerns, ha

I wonder what his advice is for people that care about privacy. All indications so far have been: don't worry about it. In my personal spectrum of concerns, having my machine occasionally violated by a virus is not nearly as disturbing as full multi year search and browsing histories being stored and shared without my permission or online profiles being consolidated into a single identity. I'm not saying that google does all this - but it's a lot more scary than a virus.