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SAN FRANCISCO - Google Inc. is offering a new tool that will automatically transfer information from one personal computer to another, but anyone wanting that convenience must authorize the Internet search leader to store the material for up to 30 days.
That compromise, sought as part of a free software upgrade to be released Thursday, might be more difficult to swallow now that the Bush administration is demanding to know what kind of information people have been trying to find through Google's search engine.
Google is fighting the Justice Department's subpoena in a federal court battle that's focusing more attention on the risks of personal information held by Internet companies being turned over to outside sources, including the government.
Yahoo Inc. (Nasdaq:YHOO - news), Microsoft Corp. and Time Warner Inc.'s America Online already have surrendered some of the information requested by the Bush administration. All three companies have said their cooperation didn't violate users' privacy.
Mrsko mi ga prevodit, ako nerazumijes engleski nemas svrhe citat ovo.
Interesuju me komentari, ne na googlov projekat nego na akcije Bushove administracije i pravnog sistema amerike.
Posto su vecina vechih internet firmi vlasnistvo americkih kompanija i americki zakon da ministarstvo unutrasnjih poslova kao i vecina vladinih organizacija (CIA, FBI...itd.) po zakonu da imaju pristup bitnim i privatnim informacijama koji ovi web serveri imaju iako obecavaju da ce ostati privatni i nisu bash.
99% ovog foruma kao i vecina ostalih korisnika interneta koriste google.com kao pretrazivac. Nije lijepo znati da neki pojedinci imaju pristup nashim pretragama, podatcima i surfanjem itd...
Molim chlanove da prvo razmisle o onome sto ce napisat i spammerima uz pozdrav najmilijim predlazem da kliknu na back dugme browsera.
SAN FRANCISCO - Google Inc. is offering a new tool that will automatically transfer information from one personal computer to another, but anyone wanting that convenience must authorize the Internet search leader to store the material for up to 30 days.
That compromise, sought as part of a free software upgrade to be released Thursday, might be more difficult to swallow now that the Bush administration is demanding to know what kind of information people have been trying to find through Google's search engine.
Google is fighting the Justice Department's subpoena in a federal court battle that's focusing more attention on the risks of personal information held by Internet companies being turned over to outside sources, including the government.
Yahoo Inc. (Nasdaq:YHOO - news), Microsoft Corp. and Time Warner Inc.'s America Online already have surrendered some of the information requested by the Bush administration. All three companies have said their cooperation didn't violate users' privacy.
Mrsko mi ga prevodit, ako nerazumijes engleski nemas svrhe citat ovo.
Interesuju me komentari, ne na googlov projekat nego na akcije Bushove administracije i pravnog sistema amerike.
Posto su vecina vechih internet firmi vlasnistvo americkih kompanija i americki zakon da ministarstvo unutrasnjih poslova kao i vecina vladinih organizacija (CIA, FBI...itd.) po zakonu da imaju pristup bitnim i privatnim informacijama koji ovi web serveri imaju iako obecavaju da ce ostati privatni i nisu bash.
99% ovog foruma kao i vecina ostalih korisnika interneta koriste google.com kao pretrazivac. Nije lijepo znati da neki pojedinci imaju pristup nashim pretragama, podatcima i surfanjem itd...
Molim chlanove da prvo razmisle o onome sto ce napisat i spammerima uz pozdrav najmilijim predlazem da kliknu na back dugme browsera.
