| FCC accuses Google SV of gathering sensitive information in the U.S.
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Sgt_Kickaxe

msg:4441121 | 8:36 pm on Apr 15, 2012 (gmt 0) | [pcmag.com...] | The Federal Communications Commission this weekend alleged that Google "deliberately impeded and delayed" an FCC investigation into the way the search giant collected data from non-password protected Wi-Fi networks in the United States and abroad for its Street View project. |
| | Known as "payload data," the Internet communications Google was able to capture from unprotected Wi-Fi networks is thought to include "email and text messages, passwords, Internet usage history, and other highly sensitive personal information," according to the FCC. |
| Perhaps another camera glitch like Google claimed in Europe. *rolls eyes*
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