Citations needed on those violations.
(I work for Google, and cannot access your data)
(I work for Google, and cannot access your data)
http://gawker.com/5637234/gcreep-google-engineer-stalked-tee...
https://www.wired.com/2010/09/google-spy/
I'm sure if you dug around you could find more. I'm certain it doesn't happen often. I'm not sure how accurate the "source" in those articles is but ...
> "We dismissed David Barksdale for breaking Google's
> strict internal privacy policies. We carefully control
> the number of employees who have access to our systems,
> and we regularly upgrade our security controls–for
> example, we are significantly increasing the amount of
> time we spend auditing our logs to ensure those controls
> are effective. That said, a limited number of people will
> always need to access these systems if we are to operate
> them properly–which is why we take any breach so seriously."
> — Bill Coughran, Senior Vice President, Engineering, Google
I mean, Google is a big company. If you can come up with a 100% accurate way to screen for people who would never act in an unethical way, the FBI and CIA would like to have a word.
There is no 100% test.