ot: browser

[koder]

FAQ or not, Face Book has the same claim. They make no bones about their
goal of repackaging your information individually or in the aggregate
and reusing it or reselling it in any way they want. Think resume
references, NSA et al.

NSA has been collecting data for several years using collections
gathered by contractors who supposedly are not restrained by the fourth
amendment. One can only speculate as to the income stream that Google
can earn if you give them your everything. 

Harold

Oops! Did I just sign something that mentioned NSA?

-----Original Message-----
From: Charles Jones <charles.jones at ciscolearning.org>
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Subject: Re: ot: browser
Date: Wed, 03 Sep 2008 14:02:39 -0700

They have the same or similar EULA on all their products from Gmail, to
Google Apps, etc. They basically say that you are giving them permission
to reformat or redisplay your data. For some reason people thinks this
means that they "own" everything you type, which is not true, and they
say so in their FAQ. 

Joshua Zeidner wrote: 
> 
>   anyone catch this?
> 
> 
> http://gizmodo.com/5044871/google-chrome-eula-claims-ownership-of-everything-you-create-using-chrome-from-blog-posts-to-emails
> 
>   I think it may be a bad thing for competition and innovation for
> Google to control the browser level as well.
> 
>   -jmz
> 
> On Tue, Sep 2, 2008 at 10:44 PM, James Lee Bell
> <nuclear-cowboy at cox.net> wrote:
>         Look at their little comic book and they explain that. Every
>         tab is
>         supposed to be a different process by design, the idea being
>         to sandbox
>         individual apps/streams from each other. The only thing that's
>         not
>         sandboxed in that manner are their plugins, and they're
>         looking for a
>         way to do them too.
>         
>         Josh Coffman wrote:
>         > I was comparing the memory footprint of it, when I realized
>         it was
>         > actually running across several process. At first it looked
>         rather light
>         > weight at around 38meg private mem.  Then I noticed there
>         was roughly
>         > one of those for each tab I had open.
>         >
>         > It did seem quite responsive though.
>         >
>         > -j
>         
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