Currently a powerful search engine and a growing e-mail provider, Google's rapid expansion into other Web functions is prompting concerns that the company may know too much: what you read, where you surf and travel, and whom you write. Some privacy advocates worry that the data's very existence, conveniently located under a single digital roof, makes Google a prime target for abuse by overzealous law enforcers and criminals alike.
July 19, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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