No, Tim says:

> There are many things that Google does that I consider as violations of its "Don't be evil" mantram (including profiting from ads from content farms, spammers, IP thieves, et al), but collecting and analyzing user data isn't one of them

Collecting this much personal data across this many domains of the users' lives means you will never know if Google has done something evil with your data or not.

By removing the walls between the silos, Google's centralized data has become immensely more valuable for them and a huge vulnerability for its users.

Right, as long as we maintain that illegal no-poaching agreements are a good thing, we can all agree with this :)

Evil is perhaps too strong a word, but their cynical and disingenuous defense of their real names policy on G+ made it impossible for me to trust them to do the right thing with my information in the long term.