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Your wording implies that you think Google has something to hide or to be embarrassed about releasing the data, and that is not the case. The government asks f
by tensafefrogs 13y ago
Your wording implies that you think Google has something to hide or to be embarrassed about releasing the data, and that is not the case.
The government asks for people's data all the time, and Google is legally obligated to provide the requested data. They then go the extra step and tell the users as soon as they are allowed to.
There's nothing here to "get in front of."
- acgourley 13y agoI could have chosen more fair words - that isn't what I meant to say. Anyway sounds like it's generally a good guy move, just wanted to check what others thought.