Cody from FroogleGeek.com writes:
"While I’d love to say that I would trust Google I just can’t say that I can. To start out I want to point out the PlayStation Network hack that compromised the information of 70 million+ PSN members. I for one never thought that an online gaming network for the consoles would be hacked, mainly because those networks are a little more offs the grid than normal websites. It’s easy to get the IP address of Google’s servers; it shouldn’t be so easy to get access to servers that aren’t accessible in the form of a webpage."
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A bit late to ask that considering they pretty much know everything else about use via their search engine and other services.
Google offering its Wallet, a service that will contain all your personal info; track all of your purchases, which tracking will be sent to advertiser; have your payment accounts; and which may be required to be open-sourced under the GPL, not that Google pays any heed to the GPL. What could go wrong?
Wallet + Google = NO
Oh comon people. Due to google chrome alone,I'm sure Google already has access to your personal information. At this point theres little to no difference.