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Google Invites Privacy-Concerned Users To Move To Remote Village

By alexchasick August 12, 2009

The Onion reports that Google’s new privacy policy requires users who wish to opt out to relocate to a remote ghetto and abandon all contact with the outside world. (Photo: kalle svensson)

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