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Current and former employees on Google's ongoing struggle balancing user privacy with business interests

OVER TWO DAYS during the summer of 2009, experts from inside and outside Google met to forge a roadmap for how the company would approach user privacy. Tweets: @privacymatters , @wired , and @jason_kint . Thanks: @aaronjstein Tweets: Privacy Matters / @privacymatters : “Google, by virtue of what we do and the velocity that we do it at, we are necessarily the petri dish that privacy engineering is being cultivated in,” says Google's Keith Enright http://www.wired.com/... @wired : In spite of more than a decade of industry-leading work on privacy from Google, some see its carousel of errors - like allowing inappropriate or problematic content on its ad networks - as a sort of privacy ‘Groundhog Day.’ http://www.wired.com/... Jason Kint / @jason_kint : Wow, great deep-dive on Google and privacy. IMHO, it's fair to both Google and its critics. Really good point here. http://www.wired.com/... http://twitter.com/... Thanks: @aaronjstein

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