Sheep_McSheepy

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   by Sheep_McSheepy 7y ago

   Deniability of what? Google cannot reliably identify logged out users. There're different lawyer groups that make sure it's the case. I was working with the log data and this is actually a big pain, having to go through data revie
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   by Sheep_McSheepy 7y ago

   I'm not an expert in this area but from what I know, personalized ML models are rebuilt often from fresh data that is not anonymized so if you request your data to be removed, then it's gone from these models as well. That said, t
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   by Sheep_McSheepy 7y ago

   One thing that I find very interesting in the comments is people's approach to Google services. It's no secret that Google makes money from ads and models based on the user usage on their free services. A lot of people are complai
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   by Sheep_McSheepy 7y ago

   Cannot comment in too much detail as not sure how much information is public but tape backups are also in scope for wipeout and user data is removed from them.
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   by Sheep_McSheepy 7y ago

   Looking at all leaks coming from Google, including Dragonfly and Maven do you think that NSA could access data directly without any engineer noticing it and going to the media with it? I doubt it.
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   by Sheep_McSheepy 7y ago

   If you don't have google account then your data is stripped from all PII making identification virtually impossible. How do you want to instruct Google to delete your data if it cannot tell what's your data?