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I'm starting to think you are trolling me. In case anyone is taking your position seriously Google don't necessarily share the information about you with you.

I'm starting to think you are trolling me. In case anyone is taking your position seriously Google don't necessarily share the information about you with you. Secondly in twenty years time when someone has obtained high office Google will still have the records of them visiting prostitutes/gay bars/anti-gay marriage events (whatever is disapproved of in 2035) and Google[0] or a disreputable employee[1] will blackmail them. [0] Google 2014 obviously wouldn't do something so disreputable but give it 20 years of falling marketshare, decreasing quality of management and desperation and who knows where it might be. [1] Likewise todays controls on data may be tight but who knows when they might be dismantled when they get in the way of profit.

miguelrochefort 12y ago
My position is obviously controversial, but I assure you that I truly hold these views. I am not trolling on purpose. Google should definitely share information concerning me with me (or information concerning anyone with everyone). But whether or not they do it shouldn't have any legal implication. They can be evil (as in not transparent) if they wish. Whether or not large corporations that gather data about people (such as Google) are evil or not doesn't concern me. I would hold the same position if Skynet existed. They deserve this right just as much as anyone else.