Not Even Government Can Find Out What Happens Inside Google

This story in the New York Times the other day makes you wonder.

In Berlin, Google was forced to hand over data that a Street View car collected after months of non-cooperation.  After finally turning over the data it turns out that Google was logging into any wireless router that was not password protected and capturing personal information.

Snippets of e-mails, photographs, passwords, chat messages, postings on Web sites and social networks — all sorts of private Internet communications — were casually scooped up as the specially equipped cars photographed the

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