Google's Collection of User's Personal Information

When searching for information, search engines became the best choice. Regardless of whether you like Google, Bing, Yahoo or anything else, the search engine is the way to find out anything. Even though there are many search engines, Google is still the number one. All that we do as social Google, all related to recipe, direction, personal life, everything. There are many personal information online for search engines, social media sites, and other sites we use.

Privacy is more than just personal data. Consumers also expect privacy in their actions. According to Quartz, Google collects location information from all users of Android phone users (even users disabling location services on their mobile phones). People desire and should have the ability to choose how and how to track them. The result of artificial intelligence is not preprogrammed and the computer observes "learning". However, the machine lacks judgment. In order to "decide" what to do next, they use the rules, choices and prejudices of the people who created them, and what they do. Professor of computer science at the University of Virginia discovered that his image recognition software is leading conclusions about sex discrimination. What is the cause? Unconscious Prejudice As he digs deeper and "teaches" computers through a filtered photographic database, they understand that they will expand the existing bias of the image.

Google's privacy policy explains the information gathered, reasons collected, usage, access methods and renewal methods. Google will collect information to provide better service for that user, like their language, advertisements they think are useful, or people important to them. Google announced that they would use this information to provide, maintain and protect Google and its users. Information used by Google will provide users with more relevant search results and advertisements. The new privacy policy explains that Google has a Google Account and can use shared information from other Google services of logged-in users. Google said it would be easier for users due to the new privacy policy. Even if we update our privacy policy, its basic privacy guidelines remain unchanged. For example, Google does not sell personal information or make it public.

The market price of the alphabet, which is the parent company of Google, is $ 71.2 billion. There are at least 1 billion users in Google's seven product lines. According to the company's privacy policy, the company outlined a wide and extensive data collection. Data collection covers all product groups of Google. In other words, the company stores huge amounts of data. Google has about 15 exabytes of data - about 30 million personal computers. Google has made historically outstanding achievements in its data security practices. But that is not perfect. As early as 2009, vulnerabilities existed in Google Docs, and 0.05% of all documents stored in the service could be revealed. 0.05% seems to be very small, but 0.05% of 1 billion users are still 500,000 people. Because Google is too big, there is no room for error in their data protection.