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blackmonsters 10-03-2013 12:42 PM

Google Is Being Accused Of Illegal Wiretapping
 
I was wondering when the courts were going to figure out that "electronically reading" of private communications was still reading of private communication.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/google...141628788.html

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Now, Google must defend itself against accusations of illegal wiretapping, the New York Times reports. The accusations, which have been made over the last few years in various lawsuits and then merged into two separate cases, ask whether Google has gone too far when collecting user data. Two federal judges have ruled that both cases can move forward, despite Google's protests.
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I would normally think that google would lose this one hard; but they have been able to do a lot of things that I would never try. So I can't bet how this one will turn out.

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Tofu 10-03-2013 02:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blackmonsters (Post 19821680)
I was wondering when the courts were going to figure out that "electronically reading" of private communications was still reading of private communication.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/google...141628788.html



I would normally think that google would lose this one hard; but they have been able to do a lot of things that I would never try. So I can't bet how this one will turn out.

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Yeah, I read about this, yesterday. I think Google won't even be shaken at all.
They run the internet and have endless funds. "Two federal judges have ruled
that both cases can move forward, despite Google's protests
."


I wonder what the payoff price is for both of those judges....

sperbonzo 10-03-2013 03:08 PM

The government doesn't like anyone muscling in on their business.....





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blackmonsters 10-03-2013 03:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tofu (Post 19821820)
Yeah, I read about this, yesterday. I think Google won't even be shaken at all.
They run the internet and have endless funds. "Two federal judges have ruled
that both cases can move forward, despite Google's protests
."


I wonder what the payoff price is for both of those judges....

I don't know about the price because the price can be zero. It's like the judicial attitude is that google is an exception to certain rules.

:2 cents:

blackmonsters 10-03-2013 03:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sperbonzo (Post 19821850)
The government doesn't like anyone muscling in on their business.....





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:1orglaugh

Tofu 10-03-2013 03:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sperbonzo (Post 19821850)
The government doesn't like anyone muscling in on their business.....





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:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:thumbsup

Best-In-BC 10-03-2013 03:31 PM

Nothing will happen till people realize they get better service else where

Rochard 10-03-2013 03:43 PM

So... If when we sign up to Gmail and agree to their terms and services that gives them all the rights to fuck us in the ass and read our email, that's not enough of a disclaimer?

InfoGuy 10-03-2013 04:18 PM

gmail users may not have a case due to the TOS. However, the courts should look at emails sent from non-gmail accounts to gmail accounts, as those people never authorized Google to read their emails.

blackmonsters 10-03-2013 05:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19821887)
So... If when we sign up to Gmail and agree to their terms and services that gives them all the rights to fuck us in the ass and read our email, that's not enough of a disclaimer?

Like the post above said : I can't agree for the person that emails me from yahoo mail.

Further, the courts can consider the reality of a TOS; meaning that no lay person can be expected to truly understand one. Also, what does a TOS mean in foreign countries?
Much of the TOS can be totally illegal in the country of a particular user.

Furthermore, illegal agreements are not enforceable and no one has ever proven that a person can legally agree to such services when it comes to email exchanges with a third private party.


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