Comments on: Google, the spy we love http://antezeta.com/news/google-the-spy-we-love Reflections on search engine optimization, web analytics and web marketing Fri, 11 May 2012 17:49:31 +0000 hourly 1 By: Robertohttp://antezeta.com/news/google-the-spy-we-love#comment-17103 Roberto Mon, 08 Aug 2011 18:18:02 +0000 http://antezeta.com/news/?p=173#comment-17103 It depends on what kind of services Google offers to me. With internet of things and the growth of mobile commerce citizenship could get new and useful services. It depends on what kind of services Google offers to me.
With internet of things and the growth of mobile commerce citizenship could get new and useful services.

]]> By: Alexhttp://antezeta.com/news/google-the-spy-we-love#comment-2154 Alex Wed, 11 Feb 2009 16:34:10 +0000 http://antezeta.com/news/?p=173#comment-2154 Yes, I suppose we are all under the Google spotlight, but then the www is the world's greatest relationship manager - and most of it costs nothing.I don't really know what Google has on me, but whatever it does have is probably quite anonymous, and if it helps me find what I'm looking for, or points me towards some product or other which I might find interesting, then I'm not too worried. Finding stuff out on the ww ocean ain't easy, so if Google helps me, I don't mind too much.And of governments want to know more about you for whatever reason, then most of them already have lots of info at their fingertips.Being 'known' is quite a small price to pay for having all the resources of the www at your fingertips.And I wrote about ATM Milan's big brother bus passes sometime ago - but I've found a way around 'telling' ATM on which bus or tram I find myself. The metro is more difficult to be anonymous on though!I wonder if ATM will provide us with porn mode bus passes, although I doubt it.Personally, I'm more worried about legislators abusing data than Google - if Google gets caught doing something untoward, then it may destroy the company.Interesting post Sean,Cheers,Alex Yes, I suppose we are all under the Google spotlight, but then the www is the world’s greatest relationship manager – and most of it costs nothing.

I don’t really know what Google has on me, but whatever it does have is probably quite anonymous, and if it helps me find what I’m looking for, or points me towards some product or other which I might find interesting, then I’m not too worried. Finding stuff out on the ww ocean ain’t easy, so if Google helps me, I don’t mind too much.

And of governments want to know more about you for whatever reason, then most of them already have lots of info at their fingertips.

Being ‘known’ is quite a small price to pay for having all the resources of the www at your fingertips.

And I wrote about ATM Milan’s big brother bus passes sometime ago – but I’ve found a way around ‘telling’ ATM on which bus or tram I find myself. The metro is more difficult to be anonymous on though!

I wonder if ATM will provide us with porn mode bus passes, although I doubt it.

Personally, I’m more worried about legislators abusing data than Google – if Google gets caught doing something untoward, then it may destroy the company.

Interesting post Sean,

Cheers,

Alex

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