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Article: Google Street View's Another Round of Private InfosThis forum post has messages dated from 10/26/10 through 10/08/11, please be sure to read all the messages. If you feel it is old or outdated, please follow up with a question or comment and someone may be able to update it, or reply with newer information if you have it. - Privacy
| Article: Google Street View's Another Round of Private Infos When Google first started their Street View project, privacy issues were raised. The cry became louder when Google was pressed to admit to having snoop private datas unintentionally through unprotected wifi connections.Read the complete article here: |
| I am a bit skeptical in entering my personal information on the internet because I think there is less than 50% of privacy that I can get from the internet. It is really upsetting to discover that my account id hacked. So I think internet search/websites should create some privacy options in order to avoid disapproving instances that will mess up the account of a user. Privacy is still important. |
| In the modern world we have, it is really a great change for people in their privacy area specifically should be given a great priority. We sometimes put some private info that soon be hacked and seen by people as disgrace in their morality. People should be very sensitive on the things that they do when it comes in storing some important info especially on line field because it is very risky. |
| Marynor I think even your 50% estimate was optimistic. I do not think that we get even that much. I think that even if privacy options are added to many sites and browsers, there are still the ones who run the sites who are subject to privacy disclosure laws, and then there are those who run sites who do siphon out private information illegally, or who have clauses in the privacy agreements which allow them to do so. |
| I agree that when it comes to the personal information that we share online, we really have to be extra careful. This is one thing that we need to remember. We all know that there has been a lot of instances with regards to some privacy issues. I think that that should already serve as a lesson for all of us. Thanks. |
| And the fact that we knew how the information that we disclose online would surely be infiltrated by those who are interested. We can never be private online, there is no such thing as privacy in there. And so, just to be safe and to keep those private information of yours, better not to post them online. For once you put it all in the net, you sure to have hard times to prevent some from meddling with it. |
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