And unless you are somehow importing that info to your web site then it
doesn't count anyway. I wanted to bring attention to this bill and we
need to be proactive because they may think that because you have
certain permissions on your app you are doing something with it on your
web site. Google needs to educate the legislators. Representative
Johnson seems to be fairly open to input. Arstechnica.com has an
article on California going after app developers but I downloaded the
referenced law which was passed in 2003 and law in 2004 and it does not
cover apps. So there is some misreporting there or our state government
is confused (not unusual).
On 05/13/2013 03:42 PM, ott wrote:
Hmm...I wonder if the new format is only rolled out to certain people? I
used to get all the info you and Brian mentioned, but then around 1 month
ago, my Google checkout orders page started redirecting to a Google Wallet
checkout orders page. The Wallet page had a new format, and the order
details on that page don't give any personal info.
On Monday, May 13, 2013 3:34:58 PM UTC-7, Nathan wrote:
On Monday, May 13, 2013 3:14:20 PM UTC-7, ott wrote:
For apps, Google doesn't give name, city, and email anymore. Pretty
much, there's no personal info given.
Must be a different Google. Just now, I looked at Google Checkout and I
see name, zip code, city and email.
Nathan
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