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Google: Security Mishaps and User Trust Print E-mail
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Source: TechCrunch - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas   
Privacy Google is pushing full steam ahead with their office strategy, and their hope is to convince a lot of individuals and businesses to trust Google enough to store their documents on Google's servers instead of their own computers, or servers under their control.

The fact that unauthorized document access is a simple password guess or government "request" away already works against them. But the steady stream of minor security incidents we've seen (many very recently) can also hurt Google in the long run. Running applications for businesses is serious stuff, and Google needs to be diligent about security.

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HOME P/C OWNERWritten by JERRY L. GARRETT on 2006-11-06 19:42:18
THE NEW CODE-7 SECURITY IS VERY ANNOYING !!MY SYSTEM IS CLEANER THAN A HOUNDS TOOTH AND I CAN'T GET PAST FLASHING QUESTION MARKS AND ADDS WANTING ME TO BUY OR UPDATE SOMETHING I DO NOT NEED !! PLEASE LET ME KNOW HOW TO SHUT IT OFF !!! JLG

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