The Electronic Frontier Foundation has called for users to boycott Google’s new Desktop Search 3 citing privacy concerns, including Google copying your personal data to its servers. Should you be concerned? I’ve taken a closer look at both the EFF’s claims and what Google really does with your personal data in today’s SearchDay article, Google Desktop Fears Overblown?.
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