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The job-keyword targeting was automatic of course, but to answer your second question: any attempt to access an individual's search history without valid pre-au
by stevenalowe 4y ago
The job-keyword targeting was automatic of course, but to answer your second question: any attempt to access an individual's search history without valid pre-authorized reasons (rare) will result in immediate termination. Not kidding, Security will show up at your desk and escort you off-campus within a few minutes.
- Tabular-Iceberg 4y agoDoes that mean that they leave all the data out in some kind of a honey pot that everyone can access, but are fired if they do? If they have the capability to see who is authorised for what to alert security, why not use that capability to simply not allow it in the first place? Why give people credentials to do something that they are not authorised to do if you can avoid it?
- stevenalowe 4y agoMost Googlers do not have access to the Search systems at all, let alone the historical archives, but some do out of necessity. Monitoring systems trigger security alerts on inappropriate queries (no details, for obvious reasons)