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DarrenR114

Apr 17, 2007
5:56 AM EDT 		Why in the world should I trust one big corporation with my files as opposed to another? (Google v. Microsoft)
jimf

Apr 17, 2007
6:47 AM EDT 		Well, If I have to choose one over the other, it sure wouldn't be MS. Still it's pretty stupid from my view to store your files/information where you have virtually no legal assurance of ownership or privacy or even security. I'm positive that, if they all go bye bye tomorrow, you'll be up a creek without a paddle.
DarrenR114

Apr 17, 2007
8:22 AM EDT 		@jimf,

Exactly - and there's no assurance that Google won't use any of my files nor access them without my knowledge or permission.

Read the User agreement carefully. I use them for gmail - but I use that account for non-sensitive things.
NoDough

Apr 17, 2007
8:23 AM EDT 		>"Still it's pretty stupid from my view to store your files/information where you have virtually no legal assurance of ownership or privacy or even security."<

I'm confused. Are you talking about Google, or your Windows partition?
Abe

Apr 17, 2007
8:34 AM EDT
Quoting:I'm confused. Are you talking about Google, or your Windows partition?
It doesn't matter, does it???

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