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Under US law, you have no expectation to privacy for data that you give to a third party (in this case Google). I think you hit the nail on the head here, there's not much legal difference between Google and a nosy neighbor other than scale.


That's exactly the point: our laws come from a time when scale was sufficiently restrictive.

What's possible now was unimaginable when those laws were created.


And what exact US law would that be?





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