Google agrees to delete private browsing data to settle Incognito mode lawsuit
What a lawyer calls "a historic step," Google considers not that "significant."
Google agrees to delete private browsing data to settle Incognito mode lawsuit
What a lawyer calls "a historic step," Google considers not that "significant."
Fascinating. Google agrees to "delete" the data, which could mean anything up to and including "flagging the data as deleted".
What about archival copies? Snapshots & backups? They're REALLY going to find & destroy server backups going back how many years?
Also, I see nothing here about deleting instances of the data Google has shared with non-Google entities.
@arstechnica Don't use Google.Ever again !
@arstechnica Well, if it's "not that significant" then they should have no problem doing it and it shouldn't have required a lawsuit to force them to do it then should it?
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