Comments on: Google attacked over privacy policy visibility

Privacy advocates say the company is violating California law by failing to include a link to its privacy policy on its home page, in contrast to some of its major rivals.

[marcsj]

What a non-issue! Go to Google.com, click on "About Google", and there it is the bottom of the page!
Looks like the chief of California's Office of Privacy Protection, Joanne McNabb, has nothing better to do.

[Jonathan]

Its even easier then that Go to google. Type in Google Privacy Policy.
Click on the first link http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Google+privacy+policy+

Sorry folks. Google shouldn't have to cater to morons.

[BenjaminWright]

If Google can assert its legal terms just by publishing them, then users can assert their own terms of privacy protection just by publishing them! What do you think? --Ben http://hack-igations.blogspot.com/2008/05/google-privacy-policy-terms-of-service.html

[private-internet]

Privacy policies are not enough, people have to review the basic architecture to see if the processes supports the users expectations of privacy. Right now, Google is a public service and as such, your privacy expectations are minimal.

[benjaminstraight]

Technicality. The most important is if privacy is being protected properly.