John King, USA
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February 17th, 2012
09:56 PM ET
Google tracks unknowing Apple users
CNN's John King speaks with Jonathan Mayer, the grad student who cracked the code that allowed Google to track users.
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Ok, let me get this straight. Google can hack into our computers with no penalties, whereas an individual cannot hack into Google (or any other site) without being thrown in jail? Did I get this right? Yes. I got that right and it sucks.
Ok, let me get this straight. Google can hack into our computers with no penalties, whereas an individual cannot hack into Google (or any other site) without being thrown in jail? Did I get this right? Yes. I got that right and it stinks.
Ok, let me get this straight. Google can break into our computers with no penalties, whereas an individual cannot hack into Google (or any other site) without being thrown in jail? Did I get this right? Yes. I got that right and it stinks.
Third time I've posted this because the others are 'awaiting moderation' due to censorship. Just trying to figure out which words are banned. In the meantime I'll go watch porn on the public library computers. We'll see if this one fly's.