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Amidst the euphoria and media frenzy surrounding the release of Google’s very own web browser Chrome, many people who excitedly downloaded this browser didn’t read the EULA (End User License Agreement) most people don’t. However, it has come to light that Google have included a clause in their EULA for Chrome that any content that you submit using the Chrome browser can be used by Google in anyway it chooses without paying royalties to you. Now in most cases this is not a problem, as most people.
Originally posted by Sheridan
Google restores Chrome's shine
The Register
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Google has acted with speed and retracted the objectional sentences in Chrome's EULA, so that any content you post via Chrome is yours and yours alone.
The ruckus was caused by our old friends, the paralegal firm Cut 'n' Paste Inc. Their employment has now been terminated and a new contract arranged with Fink First, Cut 'n' Paste who have produced a revised section 11 reading:
11.1 You retain copyright and any other rights that you already hold in Content that you submit, post or display on or through the Services.
There are no qualifying sub-sections at all.
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"Google’s very own web browser Chrome, many people who excitedly downloaded this browser didn’t read the EULA.."
Originally posted by Unit541
If you're worried about privacy, you're not using chrome anyway. If you're worried about privacy, you're not using anything with "Google" anywhere on it...
Originally posted by yahn goodey
so i think i'll stick with them unless they start treating me like microsoft did----