Do you care about reader privacy? We have a short, unprecedented opportunity to comment on privacy to the Federal Trade Commission on Google Books and ALL Google products. DEADLINE MAY 2.
Take 3 minutes and use a simple template from EPIC (the Electronic Privacy Information Center) comment here https://epic.org/fixgoogleprivacy/ or take more time to craft your comments directly to the FTC here https://ftcpublic.commentworks.com/ftc/googlebuzz/
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