Google Refuses To Turn Over Records To Government

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Google Refuses To Turn Over Records To Government

January 30, 2006 | ISSUE 42•04

Internet search-engine giant Google is refusing to turn over their records to the Justice Department, raising major privacy concerns for Web users. What do you think?

The government has no business knowing that I keep forgetting my utility company's Web address.

Jerry Ashworth
Motion Capture Animation
Those are some ballsy multi-billionaires.

Jeanette Coen
Counter Person
Man, the government is gonna feel dumb when they see my search for 'the+government+sucks+dick.'

Kevin Gander
Barber

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