Google Will Help Police to Track “Extremist Websites” Through its Search Results
Google Chairman “Eric Schmidt” said that they will help the police trace “extremist websites” and that legal information on Google’s search engine will be indexed to help track “terrorism- promoting websites.”
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by JG Vibes
http://intellihub.com/2013/05/27/google-will-help-police-to-track-extremist-websites-through-its-search-results/
May 27, 2013
According to The Guardian reports ,Schmidt was asked to remove the extremist websites from Google’s search engines during the Hay festival. Answering a question posed from an impassioned audience member, he said: “I am rather perplexed by this issue. The international tax regime has been around a long time. No rational computer scientist would have erected such a system.” He said that decisions about these matters should be taken by elected governments and not companies. “Under US law we have a fiduciary responsibility to do what we’re doing. We understand the complaint but we can’t fix it. The British government can fix it,” he said.
Schmidt further said that the police can detect extremists through their internet activity as they leave a digital trail and their online presence can sometimes help in tracking them and their pre-planned terrorist activities.
Asked if Google is now more powerful than many countries and whether it in effect operates just like one, Schmidt said it was not an aim of the company. “We’re not becoming a state. We don’t want to be because states have a lot of complicated problems.
“On the whole, it is a fight between the internet community and government who do what they want to do. We can’t force governments to do what we want,” he said.
Sources:
^http://www.hackersnewsbulletin.com/2013/05/google-will-help-police-...
^http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2013/may/25/google-defends-lis...
^http://zeenews.india.com/news/net-news/google-to-index-information-...
^http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/05/25/google-defends-listing-extrem...
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Permalink Reply by Central Scrutinizer on
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define "Extremist Sites" ;)
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Permalink Reply by Nobody Will Observe on
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Easy as 1-2 160
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Permalink Reply by 14300 on
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Don't use Google.
Use Ixquick Search Engine instead.
Ixquick does not track/keep/report your searches.
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Permalink Reply by Maria De Wind on
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Permalink Reply by DTOM on
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I use Startpage SSL & IX Quick in combination with Anonymox.
IF you have to use google (to get a specific result that won't appear on anything else), make sure you are going through a proxy.
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Permalink Reply by Deep Space on
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Google’s search engine will be indexed to help track “terrorism- promoting websites.”
Better steer clear from Whitehouse.gov & other government sites if you don't wanna get tagged.
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