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12:47 Mon 8 Sep 08 (BST) [Link]
The EULA has been retracted, as explained here : http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/09/04/google_retracts_lousy_chrome_eula_terms/
Basically they just use the same generic EULA for all services, so fair enough.
At the end of the day, anything you post/send/write via the internet is avaliable to be read by those with the necessary access. All gmail does is make clearer that your email will be searched for the purpose of targeted advertising, something that, if you are using AOL, BT Openworld/Sky or Virgin ISP's (in the uk) is also being done by them.
If you want something kept private, the only option is to keep it away from your computer!
Basically they just use the same generic EULA for all services, so fair enough.
At the end of the day, anything you post/send/write via the internet is avaliable to be read by those with the necessary access. All gmail does is make clearer that your email will be searched for the purpose of targeted advertising, something that, if you are using AOL, BT Openworld/Sky or Virgin ISP's (in the uk) is also being done by them.
If you want something kept private, the only option is to keep it away from your computer!
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16:24 Mon 8 Sep 08 (BST) [Link]
It's that helmet.. combined with a nice fluffy beard.
09:20 Fri 13 Feb 09 (GMT) [Link]
I use Chrome as my default browser now.
I regularly use multiple browsers to test funkypool web pages and it has won me over. It has a very minimal feel and a very quick startup. The draggable tab handling is fantastic.
It's not perfect yet - it has crashed a few times and I still need to access another browser for certain websites (eg football streams).
I regularly use multiple browsers to test funkypool web pages and it has won me over. It has a very minimal feel and a very quick startup. The draggable tab handling is fantastic.
It's not perfect yet - it has crashed a few times and I still need to access another browser for certain websites (eg football streams).
14:29 Sun 15 Feb 09 (GMT) [Link]
Ooh a funkypool theme:
http://chromespot.com/showthread.php?t=848
http://chromespot.com/showthread.php?t=848
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05:12 Mon 16 Feb 09 (GMT) [Link]
So you're saying that there is someone watching you surf the internet?
spinner said:
The EULA has been retracted, as explained here : http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/09/04/google_retracts_lousy_chrome_eula_terms/
Basically they just use the same generic EULA for all services, so fair enough.
At the end of the day, anything you post/send/write via the internet is avaliable to be read by those with the necessary access. All gmail does is make clearer that your email will be searched for the purpose of targeted advertising, something that, if you are using AOL, BT Openworld/Sky or Virgin ISP's (in the uk) is also being done by them.
If you want something kept private, the only option is to keep it away from your computer!
Basically they just use the same generic EULA for all services, so fair enough.
At the end of the day, anything you post/send/write via the internet is avaliable to be read by those with the necessary access. All gmail does is make clearer that your email will be searched for the purpose of targeted advertising, something that, if you are using AOL, BT Openworld/Sky or Virgin ISP's (in the uk) is also being done by them.
If you want something kept private, the only option is to keep it away from your computer!
So you're saying that there is someone watching you surf the internet?
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05:51 Mon 16 Feb 09 (GMT) [Link]
I have not got round to Google Chrome yet, I am trying maxathon at the minute.
13:22 Mon 16 Feb 09 (GMT) [Link]
Lots of people, well businesses, are. You're just connected to a massive network after all.
I really like Chrome too, its my secondary browser of choice, and for the same reasons Nick mentions, fast, great design and excellent functionality.
psyco05 said:
So you're saying that there is someone watching you surf the internet?
Lots of people, well businesses, are. You're just connected to a massive network after all.
I really like Chrome too, its my secondary browser of choice, and for the same reasons Nick mentions, fast, great design and excellent functionality.
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