Google Chrome License Agreement Agenda: What are your thoughts?
Google has come out with its own new browser called Chrome, which looks similar to Mozilla's Firefox in some ways. The new browser, like any other software you install, makes you accept their licen...
Google has come out with its own new browser called Chrome, which looks similar to Mozilla's Firefox in some ways. The new browser, like any other software you install, makes you accept their license agreements before you can proceed with the download... however, how many of us actually read the dang thing?? I'm betting not many.
Here is a blurb from Google's Chrome Browser License Agreement: "By submitting, posting or displaying the content, you give Google a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free and non-exclusive license to reproduce, adapt, modify, translate, publish, publicly perform, publicly display and distribute any Content that you submit, post or display on or through the Services."
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Here is a blurb from Google's Chrome Browser License Agreement: "By submitting, posting or displaying the content, you give Google a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free and non-exclusive license to reproduce, adapt, modify, translate, publish, publicly perform, publicly display and distribute any Content that you submit, post or display on or through the Services."
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Eh, Google's License Agreements don't surprise me, or bother me.
have you read Microsofts? LOL


Eh, Google's License Agreements don't surprise me, or bother me.
I'd get itOMG... Maybe I should read those License Agreements sometimes.
WoW!!! I did not even read thatEh, Google's License Agreements don't surprise me, or bother me.
Google has since updated the "offending" section of Chrome's and other product EULA's:http://googleblog.blogspot.co...
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I'll be sticking with firefox me thinks... Or at least seriously considering joining the TOR project.Eh, Google's License Agreements don't surprise me, or bother me.
there are a lot of things like that that try to trick peopleGoogle Chrome?
DUH ! ! ! ! Maybe...Just maybe I should start reading some licenceagreements....................
Oh Google Chrome Makers! You sneaky bunch of flea infested rodents!
it always a catch with everythingEh, Google's License Agreements don't surprise me, or bother me.
okEh, Google's License Agreements don't surprise me, or bother me.
this isnt anything unusual, most would be suprised if they took the time to read any EULA but very few people doOh Google Chrome Makers! You sneaky bunch of flea infested rodents!
Definitely taking lessons from Microsoft...OMG... Maybe I should read those License Agreements sometimes.
I think I fall into the many who don't read.Oh Google Chrome Makers! You sneaky bunch of flea infested rodents!
moderated...Eh, Google's License Agreements don't surprise me, or bother me.
have you read Microsofts? LOLOh Google Chrome Makers! You sneaky bunch of flea infested rodents!
Wow! That's pretty ballzy! But who really cares anyway... I mean if Google wants to use pictures of me, whatever...Eh, Google's License Agreements don't surprise me, or bother me.
Excerpt from an article: individuals have a clear way to use Chrome and avoid having this occur.Turning off the auto-suggest feature means that Google will neither get nor store this information.Site source=Cnet
Eh, Google's License Agreements don't surprise me, or bother me.
I've read them before... you'd be surprised what some of these companies put in.Google Chrome?
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