Google launches Dashboard privacy controls
Google has just launched the Dashboard.
This is perfect! I just switched from one Google account to another, and I was transferring information over. The only problem is I had to go into each service and didn’t know what data I forgot to bring over. With Dashboard I can just check all services with one page, perfect =)
The Google Dashboard aggregates all of a user’s Google service accounts – for sites such as Blogger, the blogging platform, and Picasa, the photo-sharing site – in to a single interface, providing one-click access to privacy settings and account-management tools.
Google said the dashboard was designed to give people “greater transparency and control” over personal account data stored by Google. “You can see in one place a summary of the data in all the Google products you use,” said the search giant in a statement. “You can also manage this data and change settings easily and quickly.”
This little girl is about to give a class presentation and has no idea that her dad has already returned from Iraq.
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Over at www.google.com/robots.txt look what I found…
User-agent: Kids Disallow: /tricks Allow: /treats
Happy Halloween from Google.
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