Fucking Google

Google leaked the complete hidden whois data attached to more than 282,000 domains registered through the company’s Google Apps for Work service, a breach that could bite good and bad guys alike.

Nobody should have as much information about us as Google. Who knows what’s next.



9 thoughts on “Fucking Google”

  1. I know what is next: another mistake because we are human and it’s in our nature to advance by falling, getting up and continue walking. Responsible humans acknowledge their mistakes, take responsibility and make the greatest efforts to fix the actual damage and prevent it for happening again but do go on until to they fall again.

    Shall throw the first stone, he who has never made a mistake.

  2. Wtf are you talking about? Mistake? Google barely makes a half ass attemp at their products’, I mean, “customers'” privacy.

  3. Yeah. Just like they ‘incidentally’ programmed their Google Street cars to snoop out private WiFi networks and even record data from them. Because the thousands of lines of codes required to do that can write themselves by incident.

    Google is the biggest fuck-up in existence and the entire board should be behind bars. But great they have apologists like you and their Christian bullshit.

  4. This is definitely not a good thing. But to say that their board should be behind bars is just absurd. Some people continue to see every competitor of Apple as evil. It’s time to grow up and remember what someone once said, “Others don’t have to fail for Apple to succeed.”

    Google’s impact on computing and humanity rivals that of Apple, Microsoft and IBM. Not everyone wants to conceded that. But it’s true.

  5. Because the point he makes is more important than the language used. I notice that not only did you read, but you also commented. You are free to not visit such posts.

  6. “Nobody should have as much information about us as Google.”
    We probably shouldn’t have given it to the in the first place.

  7. Since when is the f-word “filthy”? Granted it’s certainly not for polite company, but this is Jim’s place so he can say what he wants. Beyond that, Bono said it on national TV and the FCC let it slide.
    Now if you want filthy…

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