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xoggoth replied

11 January 2014, 13:17
That's an idea! If our stupid government want to continue with this obsession with illegal net porn (just driving the real problem underground while making it seem they are doing something IMO) maybe Google could broadcast any illegal activity to all the offender's email contacts. Why stop there when lots of info is in coookies etc? They could post a message to every bulletin board etc you are subscribed to.
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mudskipper replied

11 January 2014, 10:41
Originally posted by eek View Post

I'm surprised you didn't mention this side effect.
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eek replied

11 January 2014, 10:33
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

I have done that. But still makes me that I have to!

Don't really use google+ much - might just delete in protest!

I'm surprised you didn't mention this side effect.
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mudskipper replied

11 January 2014, 10:16
Originally posted by norrahe View Post

Go to the settings and disable who can connect with you or e-mail you in G+

I have done that. But still makes me that I have to!

Don't really use google+ much - might just delete in protest!
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Malcolm Buggeridge replied

11 January 2014, 09:52
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

Email from google this morning explaining that anyone on google+ can now email me. How nice.

This kind of thing makes me really

Surely I should have to opt in, not out.

I don't know if I'm being paranoid but I feel that the chances of my nefarious internet activities being broadcast to all and sundry go up as each day passes thanks to Google and Facebook.
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norrahe replied

11 January 2014, 09:48
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

Email from google this morning explaining that anyone on google+ can now email me. How nice.

This kind of thing makes me really

Surely I should have to opt in, not out.

Go to the settings and disable who can connect with you or e-mail you in G+
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barrydidit replied

11 January 2014, 09:27
Boooo

I don't have that 'google+' thing in my settings though. Are you using Google+ MS? I read this yesterday which might be why the option is there?
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OwlHoot replied

11 January 2014, 09:23
As the man said, either you pay for the product or you are the product
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mudskipper started a topic Spamalot

11 January 2014, 06:58
Spamalot

Email from google this morning explaining that anyone on google+ can now email me. How nice.

This kind of thing makes me really

Surely I should have to opt in, not out.
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