Shoutbox

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Originally posted by Kryptonate
Gmail might violate privacy according to privacy watchers.

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Privacy watchers watch privacy? That's already a violation of privacy

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Google's cookie already keeps track of every search you ever conduct

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Google's cookie? That's completely false. Google's cookie just stores your settings (language, results per page, adult filter, etc.).

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the e-mails that you'll send will contain adds that are similar to what you search most

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Huh? Where do you get your info? GMail will SHOW YOU ads besides your e-mails according to the content of the e-mail you are watching (check the screenshot I posted above). Sent e-mails are not known to contain ads.

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If you delete an e-mail or terminate your account, Google might have a copie of your e-mails on their servers saved.

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What's the difference with Hotmail or Yahoo? How do you know they don't keep a copy?. Well, I'll tell you why... disk space   You can only trust privacy policies, and Google's is not more dangerous than any other webmail's policy...

of COURSE the hotmail article is fake. did anyone but me look at the URL??? http://www.seas.upenn.edu/~wesleyr3/hotmail.htm.

when did CNN change its adress

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Originally posted by fluffy_lobster
... better than any free storage is pop3 where u get as much as you can cram onto your [40gb for me] hard drive... it's taken years just for mine to reach a gigabyte...

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but you can get 1tb instead of just 40gb

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Originally posted by bach_m
of COURSE the hotmail article is fake. did anyone but me look at the URL??? http://www.seas.upenn.edu/~wesleyr3/hotmail.htm.

when did CNN change its adress

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i looked at the article, and searched cnn for it, there was no article reported on the april 2nd, of 2004... and i already posted it's fake.. but whoeevr wrote it, they should be a news reporter, very well written

Or they should be shot.

1tb... seems very unbeliavable anyways   It's a dream thats very far off... and 1GB will do... anyone for @google.com e-mail with google messenger

1tb is more than most comps have

Correction, Very few SUPER computers have 1 tb, NOT ONE! Home PC could have 1 TB That would be 1000 GB and that would mean you'd need AT LEAST 5 Hard-Drives

i said MOST dont not all of them dont

well ALL home pc's don't have 1 TB.
unless u were talking about home pc's and super computers in general, then it would be tru, cos only a few super coms will have that right now...