Re:Google accused of racketeering in lawsuit
by klodolph on Saturday October 07, 2017 @03:18AM
(#15422705)
If you sue the phone company, they don't cut off your service or tap your phones.
Re:Google accused of racketeering in lawsuit
by Teever on Saturday October 07, 2017 @05:59AM
(#15423119)
You would be surprised.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/telus-cuts-subscriber-access-t...
Re:Google accused of racketeering in lawsuit
by flyGuyOnTheSly on Saturday October 07, 2017 @03:28AM
(#15422743)
Source on the tapping your phones part?
Re:Google accused of racketeering in lawsuit
by drtillberg on Saturday October 07, 2017 @09:40AM
(#15423718)
Google is embedded in most web services, including this site (as capcha via cloudflare). But, you eventually would learn that non-google services that are mostly as good (except maps), and you would use no-script.
Re:Google accused of racketeering in lawsuit
by aneutron on Saturday October 07, 2017 @11:51AM
(#15424219)
Not really no. Security wise, they remain one of the most badass actors on the field. I am very sure that my data and passwords are safeguarded. Same can't be said about Yahoo, Bing, or other companies/products.
Re:Google accused of racketeering in lawsuit
by blammo999 on Saturday October 07, 2017 @03:19AM
(#15422710)
You do realize that there exists software that isn't made by Google, right? Oh, also books exist.
Re:Google accused of racketeering in lawsuit
by blammo999 on Saturday October 07, 2017 @03:21AM
(#15422718)
Like, lawyers have their own collections of research they search through, and because they're not all SV tech bros, they're not above making a phone call or meeting in person in one of their offices (and no, not the open kind).
Re:Google accused of racketeering in lawsuit
by Teever on Saturday October 07, 2017 @06:00AM
(#15423123)
With an android phone perhaps? And did they use Google maps to get the address to meet the person?
Re:Google accused of racketeering in lawsuit
by seqastian on Saturday October 07, 2017 @03:20AM
(#15422712)
Anonymously.
Re:Google accused of racketeering in lawsuit
by goldenkey on Saturday October 07, 2017 @03:27AM
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There exist other quality search engines like DuckDuckGo. As for anonymity of location: Google would most likely have someone dig through search queries done in the city of the plaintiff/lawyer. VPNs and proxies can help as well as services like Amazon Workspaces. Combining both will mask any trace of your identity pretty well from all but the big 3 government agencies.
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