Google will keep the confidentiality

Google announced the new confidential policy. Internet-Giant promises not to save vast amount of data, dayly collected from computers of millions users all over whole World. They consider in Google that they will be able to raise the anonymity of their users greatly, if they delete from gathered data the most important information each 18-24 months. The large dispersal is credited with the fact that in various countries laws work , dictating their own time spread, during which users' data must be preserved. Moreover, Google intends to depersonalize cookies - hidden files, used by sites to partial tracing of web-server activity. Thus, the company hopes no to allow leakage through cookies confidential data of users, which can result in it's identification in real world. Unfortunately, the adopted policy is ruther relative. It is Obvious that the law mechinery still can gain access to confidential data till the time when the deletion can be done according to the legislation or bring an action against company and make it preserve data longer than fixed time constraints. Airy Schwarz approved the new policy of confidentiality of Google However, the resolve made by corporation has already met the approval of experts. "It's an extremely positive event, which we have been obtaining during many years", - declaired Airy Schwarz, the representative of Centre of Democracy and Technology. Representatives of Google also noticed that the rise of confidantiality of users will outweigh the inconvenience caused by loss of data. It's generally known that collection of grate amounts of data about users and their work in net is very important process which helps to creators of searching servises to improve the quality of given services. Also they hope in Google that taken measure will rise the attraction of searching service to the clients. Remember, that the change of cofidential policy by the corporation immidiately associates with the last year incident, when Google was involved with great scandal, connected with preserving of confidential users' data.