Well now 10-15 years later, Google is EVERYWHERE and they make a mockery, at least in my opinion, of their original mission of "DO NO EVIL". When you have Eric Schmidt attending Bildeberg, advising the Clinton Campaign (and attending her missed election victory party with a STAFF badge),
as well as sitting on Defence think tanks, the question has to be asked, how much does google know about you, what are they doing with the information and how much is being passed on or sold. (let me tell you its a LOT).
However, what can we do about it when we are so entrenched. After all there is probably a "generation" of users who only know Google and their products and apart from Facebook didn't know there were options out there. After all we don't say we are going to search for something on the internet, we say we are going to google it. When the company becomes a verb then pervasiveness is apparent.
