Now it would be bloody awesome if someone would leak how their data collection in Android works and how much of their privacy policy is actually not just for good PR.
Thousands of documents, which appear to come from Google’s internal Content API Warehouse, were released March 13 on Github by an automated bot called yoshi-code-bot.
God, I hate GitHub. It always gets stuck when there are many changes
They were leaked specifically to “SEO experts” who shared portions of it. I don’t know if it was leaked publicly.
I’m basically what happened is the leaker is an SEO guy, that runs an SEO company, and leaked the documents to another SEO guy.
Fr, just like when those game source codes leak or whatever. It’s cool and people want to download it just because, just link them lmao
I wonder if any are on Internet archive, and perhaps that’s why the ddos
That’d not where they’ve been primarily located, no.
Could I get a google docs link?
RemindMe! 12h
There actually is a bot here for that
@RemindMe@programming.dev 12 hours
A collection of 2,500 leaked internal documents from Google filled with details about data the company collects is authentic, the company confirmed today. Until now, Google had refused to comment on the materials.
The documents in question detail data that Google is keeping track of, some of which may be used in its closely guarded search ranking algorithm. The documents offer an unprecedented — though still murky — look under the hood of one of the most consequential systems shaping the web
Has anyone gone through the documents? Any interesting findings? Is it time to create a website?
Look, at this point Google could just drown puppies on live stream and it won’t matter. They’ll just keep on Googling anyway.
Its all about governments not protecting their citizens from the beginning, with things that are quite obvious. Even using these corporations in benefit for politicians. Corporations will always try to get the biggest beef at the lowest spending, there is no news here.
thank GOD the trump news broke or else this would’ve been major
