Google, StopBadware.org Label the Whole Internet as Badware »
Posted By TechnologyExpert 10 months ago in Science & TechnologyGoogle seems close to launching a cloud-based storage service called GDrive, according to reports. But is that any reason to diss Microsoft's competing Live Mesh service?
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I'm glad to have seen this article. I had Googled "the council of Nicea" yesterday to get some support for a thread I was writing and every site was marked as harmful. The only way I could get to any site was to cut and paste the URL in my browser. I was wondering if Google got hacked by the church!
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