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> If so google is actually scanning what is supposed to be private information. Am I just too cynical or are you naive for thinking they aren't datamining abso
by read_if_gay_ 5y ago
> If so google is actually scanning what is supposed to be private information.
Am I just too cynical or are you naive for thinking they aren't datamining absolutely anything they can get their hands on?
- DaniloDias 5y agoLogs are only useful if they are monitored. This individual seems to look at events that happen that don’t align with their prejudices and assumes that the signal is an aberration. Nihilists get burned. You have to hold people accountable for the consequences of their action rather than their intention.
- kevincox 5y agoTheir policies for Workspace accounts has tight restrictions on what they are allowed to use your data for. So they shouldn't be "datamining absolutely anything that they can get their hands on".
- ixacto 5y agoThe referenced FAQ doesn’t say that google workspace paid accounts are exempt from this policy…
- kevincox 5y agoThere is a difference between "datamining" and scanning. they could very well be scanning files that were shared by workspace accounts. They just wouldn't be allowed to use the verdict for anything other than flagging the content as a ToS violation.