The Laboratorium : EPIC, Citing Privacy Concerns, Asks FTC to Enjoin Google from Offering Google Docs

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EPIC, Citing Privacy Concerns, Asks FTC to Enjoin Google from Offering Google Docs

March 18, 2009 at 11:57 AM

The best way to protect consumers from a service that occasionally doesn’t work correctly is to have the government order it turned off completely? Cut it out, EPIC; you’re not doing the privacy cause any good. If I lose access to my Google Docs because of this letter, I’ll know who to blame—and it won’t be Google.