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In November 2008 there was an effort by Google

to show that they were able to

pinpoint a flu outbreak before the Center

for Disease Control could do that.

Based on their sophisticated algorithm they

could tell

that the person doing those searchers had

the flu.

They were searching for chest congestion or

thermometer

or certain types of medication, cold or flu

medication and whenever one of those keywords

would

be entered into Google it would set off a

red flag.

They would pinpoint that person's location

based

on their internet service provider and then

they would put a red dot on the map and over

time we would see lots of red dots in certain

locations on the map and then they shared

that information with the Centres for Disease

Control and sure enough they were able to

pinpoint those outbreaks two weeks in advance.

Now some people might say well gee that's

a really helpful thing to do

but when you log on to Google to look something

up you don't do so with

the expectation that Google is going to be

capturing your information,

studying you and handing that information

over to the federal government.

So I think a lot of people find it very invasive

and what it raises is the potential for Google

or really any other Internet or service that

you

use to turn over other sorts of information.

You know?

Who's concerned about abortion rights or who's

a democrat or who's a

republican or you know, who has an interest

in the second amendment.

Well because we don't always know the downstream

risk and the downstream harms.

Their were rumours that a bank had done it

to a cancer

registry that they had taken a Kansas registry

crossed it

with names of people who are in their bank

and then tweaked

the creditworthiness of the people if they

had cancer.

Some day when all of our products and all

other

products have instead of a bar code they'll

have a tiny RFID tag on them we will be able

to

keep track of those products in people's homes.

And their proposal was that a smart refrigerator

would actually have an RFID reader

in the fridge every product that you put in

the refrigerator from the milk to the

you know, the cream cheese to the hot dogs

would all have an RFID tag added to

them in their packaging and so the refrigerator

would actually know it's contents.

There are plans afoot to actually monitor

your garbage.

Every time you throw something into the trash

can the trash can would

actually be equipped with an RFID reader and

would monitor what you do.

Are you throwing into the right trash can?

Is this a recyclable item that you are throwing

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