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Simson Garfinkel has a very timely article in the latest Technology Review titled “In Google We Trust.” Garfinkel warns of some of the privacy concerns with Google’s Gmail, and calls on Google to respond by implementing privacy-protecting policies and design features. It’s worth a read.

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