Comments on: Google to Viacom: 'Respect YouTube users' privacy'

In copyright case, Google is glad information Viacom will get to see during discovery is limited, but it's "disappointed" Viacom will get access to users' viewing history.

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[private-internet]

I still don;t understand, where does "privacy" equates with "anonymity" - if you are posting on a public forum such as Youtube, why do you expect "anonymity" .. I think this point is being addressed by the courts :)

[FreeToLive]

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