I doubt that will be an issue for most people.
Why would Google be interested in my files? I barely have any
interest in them.
They exist as a matter of necessity, not for my pleasure.
The authorities (and probably Google as well, for that matter) already
have more information about me in their files than I have in mine.
Subscribers to OpenOffice lists, for example, seem to have no or
little concern about privacy.
M. Fioretti wrote:
On Fri, Sep 15, 2006 20:27:01 PM +1000, Terry
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I begin to wonder, when people no longer need to download, install
and update, such software themselves, how many will continue to do
so.
Probably a lot. Online apps and file storage are enough when one is
not concerned about privacy (ie Google or others knowing the content
of their files) when a very fast, cheap, flat rate internet connection
is available and when you're sure nobody is listening in the middle.
Each one of these factors is enough to make remote apps via the
Internet a no-no in all business scenarios and a lot of private ones.
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