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Google privacy policy claims challenged by watchdog
SafeGov disputes the Internet search leader's claims that the changes won't affect government workers using Google apps, by John P. Mello Jr. (PC World (US online)). CIO, 31 January, 2012. "Google's privacy policy changes have caught the attention of an independent watchdog of the federal cloud that is worried about security risks for government workers.
SafeGov disputes the Internet search leader's claims that the changes won't affect government workers using Google apps.
Google announced changes in its privacy policies Tuesday that it says are aimed at simplifying them. Part of that simplification includes sharing its users' data across all its services so it can be used to tailor delivery of those services, as well as advertising, to those users..."
Further information on Google privacy policy claims challenged by watchdog
Last updated: 31 January 2012Related Links
- Setting the record straight about our privacy policy changes
- Posted by Betsy Masiello, Policy Manager. Google Public Policy Blog, Thursday, January 26, 2012. "A lot has been said about our new privacy policy. Some have praised us for making our privacy policy easier to understand. Others have asked questions, including members of Congress, and that's understandable too. We look forward to answering those questions, and clearing up some of the misconceptions about our privacy policies that first appeared in the Washington Post. So, here's the real story..."
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