It's cool that we have Google capable of on-the-fly warning users when malware is detected on a popular website.
You can complain a lot about Google's business model, but that's a damn valuable service. Probably saved a lot of computers today.
You can complain a lot about Google's business model, but that's a damn valuable service. Probably saved a lot of computers today.
Why would we do that? Gmail and google is essentially free with of the addition tasteful ad designs.
Everything is optional. You don't have to be signed in or using cookies to search using Google.
That's how I like my information privacy. My only issue is the lack of encryption in gmail (and email in general).
Personal privacy is the users responsibility. There's a technology knowledge gap regardless if the user is using google or any other site. That isn't one websites responsibility.
It's kind of a classic trojan horse. We will provide you with this awesome service, and get nothing in return. Nothing in life is truly free, it always come with a different motive. People can't turn down anything that's free. Especially people in the US Of course people should have a right to know what depths your analyzing them, but particularly in the US people don't seem to care as long as they don't have to pay for it.