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Eric Schmidt bets big on two things: 1. U.S. govt don't have access to your data 2. robots

Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt has disclosed that the search engine firm has completed its program to protect its users data from snooping U.S. intelligence agencies. He also sees (no, not dead people) robots everywhere in the future.

by Randell Suba

Business Tech
Facebook-WhatsApp deal leaves angry privacy advocates knocking on FTC door
by Randell Suba
Business Tech
Apple cares about your privacy more than advertising dollars via iAd - Really?
by Randell Suba
Business Tech
Google privacy case can be heard in the UK, rules High Court
by Vamien McKalin
Tech
Allowing strangers to email Gmail users via Google+ triggers privacy concerns
by Randell Suba
Business Tech
Spain fines Google $1.23 mn for privacy violations
by Randell Suba
UN votes to safeguard privacy in digital age
by Alex Saltarin
Business Tech
'Arrogant' Google wants to toss privacy claim case out of British court
by Randell Suba
Tech
AT&T says your privacy is worth $29 a month
by Sumit Passary
Business Tech
Microsoft vows to beef up online data security to thwart NSA's 'advanced persistent threat'
by Anu Passary
Business Tech
Dutch privacy watchdog accuses Google of breaching privacy laws
by staff reporter
Privacy is over-exagerrated: Vint Cerf
by Anne Patterson
Business Tech
Google settles online privacy violation investigation for $17mn
by staff reporter

online privacy

Eric Schmidt bets big on two things: 1. U.S. govt don't have access to your data 2. robots

Facebook-WhatsApp deal leaves angry privacy advocates knocking on FTC door

Apple cares about your privacy more than advertising dollars via iAd - Really?

Google privacy case can be heard in the UK, rules High Court

Allowing strangers to email Gmail users via Google+ triggers privacy concerns

Spain fines Google $1.23 mn for privacy violations

UN votes to safeguard privacy in digital age

'Arrogant' Google wants to toss privacy claim case out of British court

AT&T says your privacy is worth $29 a month

Microsoft vows to beef up online data security to thwart NSA's 'advanced persistent threat'

Dutch privacy watchdog accuses Google of breaching privacy laws

Privacy is over-exagerrated: Vint Cerf

Google settles online privacy violation investigation for $17mn

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