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Google Doc’s “Privacy Blunder”

Posted on Saturday 7 March 2009

his is from Tech Crunch today …it only affects .05% of documents…
…and as they say it is a

privacy error that underscores some of the biggest problems surrounding cloud-based services,

At least it didn’t open all documents up to everyone…

According to the notice, this sharing was limited to people “with whom you, or a collaborator with sharing rights, had previously shared a document”

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1 Comment for 'Google Doc’s “Privacy Blunder”'

  1.  
    March 12, 2009 | 6:20 pm
     

    This is horrible !!

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