CEO of Google Eric Schmidt shows how he really feels about your personal privacy in this CNBC interview. In a nut shell, he just said "Fuck you personal security, if your doing something you don't want people to know about, then maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place. We are all subject to the Patriot Act, and Google, like others, retains data for long periods of time which can be requested by Authorities."



In addition to this a high ranking executive at Mozilla has come out guns blazing saying that users should switch to "Bling" and offers the directions on how to easily get the add-on and change the default search engine from Google to Bling.

CNET Mozilla Article

big brother is watching. he's prolly got your IP and know where to find you on his treet level maps.

You would be surprised at the amount of information that is available to average folks. Go play with the BeenVerified website and see what you think

If anyone thinks that Microsoft would be a better alternative to Google when it comes to privacy, they are delusional.

Ain't nobody above the law