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Google admits it let random strangers obtain your movies because it seeks per thirty days charge for rifling via your footage

Google has admitted some customers’ personal movies have been despatched to “unrelated users” who downloaded knowledge via its Takeout provider for a couple of days in November – however desires you to pay the corporate to dig via your footage itself.
Google has admitted some users’ private videos were sent to “unrelated users” who downloaded data through its Takeout service for a few days in November – but wants you to pay the company to dig through your photos itself.

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