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Google misses German regulator Street Car Wi-Fi data grab deadline

^{27.05.2010. u 18:36 - pre 169 meseci}

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2...man_regulator_wifi_street_car/

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Google has failed to hand over some data it inadvertently collected from Wi-Fi networks to German regulators.

Earlier this month German prosecutors launched an investigation into the company’s interception of private Wi-Fi data, after Google admitted that its world-roving Street View cars had scooped up information sent over Wi-Fi networks, thereby contradicting previous assurances that no such data had been collected by its snoopmobiles.

Google decided to delay handing over some of the original hard drives that contain the payload data to the DPA (data protection authority) in Hamburg because it was worried that such a move could lead to a hefty fine.

The company, which intercepted around 600GB of data in 30 countries, was required to submit the drives by midnight on Wednesday.

Last week Google halted removal of the personal data its Street View cars collected from open Wi-Fi networks, following what the ad broker called "some uncertainty" over the deletion process.

A da da... to su onih nebitnih 600 GB wifi network payload-a koje je Google slicajno sakupljao 3 godine :)

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Re: Google misses German regulator Street Car Wi-Fi data grab deadline

^{27.05.2010. u 18:43 - pre 169 meseci}

Jbt, ko zna sta su sve pokupili, tc tc tc... Platice im to politicari i biznismeni garant ;-)

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Re: Google misses German regulator Street Car Wi-Fi data grab deadline

^{27.05.2010. u 20:37 - pre 169 meseci}

600gb??

nije bas malo

ima info koliko je gradova (odnosno kilometara) pokriveno street view-om?

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Re: Google misses German regulator Street Car Wi-Fi data grab deadline

^{29.05.2010. u 12:48 - pre 169 meseci}

Jep, 600GiB je prilicno. Jedini nacin da su to prevideli kao sto tvrde jeste da su imali mnogo vise slika. Tehnicki morali bi imati oko ~60-600 TiB da bi to bilo na nivo statistcke greske (1-0.1%).

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Re: Google misses German regulator Street Car Wi-Fi data grab deadline

^{30.05.2010. u 14:54 - pre 169 meseci}

Google ima verovatno gomilu petabajta podataka, 600GB je mizerno.

Slazem se sa Ivanom oko "cene" ;)

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Re: Google misses German regulator Street Car Wi-Fi data grab deadline

^{31.05.2010. u 06:37 - pre 169 meseci}

Da, ali ako sam ja dobro razumeo (600GiB podataka samo za Nemacku) morali bi imati bar toliko samo za Google Earth u Nemackoj.

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Re: Google misses German regulator Street Car Wi-Fi data grab deadline

^{31.05.2010. u 10:59 - pre 169 meseci}

ne, 600gb (i ne pominje se gib,nego gb) podataka iz 30 zemalja

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intercepted around 600GB of data in 30 countries

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^{04.06.2010. u 15:05 - pre 168 meseci}

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Eric Schmidt, chief executive, said the world’s largest internet company would hand over information initially to the German, French and Spanish data protection authorities. Germany is considering a criminal investigation into the practice. Google faced a stand-off with Hamburg privacy authorities last week over whether it would be legal to hand over the rogue data. It now appears willing to reach a compromise.

The company will also publish the results of an external audit into the practice, in which cars photographing streets for Google’s Street View service ended up also collecting snippets of personal information from unsecured WiFi networks.

Mr Schmidt admitted he could not rule out the possibility that personal data such as bank account details were among the data collected.

“We screwed up. Let’s be very clear about that,” Mr Schmidt said. “If you are honest about your mistakes it is the best defence for it not happening again.”

Mr Schmidt also said the company would conduct an internal review into all its privacy practices, checking all of the codes related to collecting data. It will reveal the results of this within the next month.

There is also an internal investigation being conducted against the male software engineer responsible for the rogue code, which was in “clear violation” of Google’s rules.

Mr Schmidt believes transparency will help it regain user trust. However, he was adamant that the company culture, which allows engineers freedom to create new products and services, would not change.

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/db66...43-11df-9f43-00144feabdc0.html

Ostaje da je pocinjeno kriminalno delo, nadam se da se nece zataskati sve i da ce neko da snosi konkretne posledice. Kad ne ni bio Google u pitanju vec neki Kismet addict, taj se ne bi izvukao uz "iskreno pokajanje" i malo pomade.

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