It's hard to get worked up about the concerns raised in this article simply because I view where I'm driving essentially as public information (as almost all of

It's hard to get worked up about the concerns raised in this article simply because I view where I'm driving essentially as public information (as almost all of my commute is on public property) But the start and end points are critical information. Google now knows where you live and who/where you visit. That's pretty private information and I think most people would like a good assurance that Google won't abuse this knowledge. Unfortunately the EULA gives them free reign to do what they like with this data and they can choose to give it to others who may also do nasty things with it.