If US Congressman Joe Barton never got an answer to his many questions about Google Privacy (which I thought wasted time asking for stuff an intern could locate), perhaps he’ll be happy watching some of Google’s latest videos released that cover some very specific privacy issues on a product-by-product basis. They join some other video content to help grow the Google Privacy Channel on YouTube that was created last month.

Here’s a rundown:

• Google Privacy Tips: Unlisting Phone Numbers
• Google Privacy Tips: Street View
• Google Privacy Tips: Google Calendar
• Google Privacy Tips: Chat "Off the Record"
• Google Privacy Tips: Google Docs
• Google Privacy Tips: Web History
• Google Privacy Tips: Blogger
• Google Privacy Tips: Picasa
• Google Privacy Tips: Cookies

These videos can all be found within the Google Privacy Channel. They join two preexisting videos that cover search privacy:

• Google Search Privacy: Plain and Simple (see Now Showing: Google Video On Privacy for our review of that one)
• Google Search Privacy: Personalized Search

There are also videos of other types, such as Google giving public testimony on privacy:

• Nicole Wong at the FTC Town Hall on Behavioral Advertising
• Peter Fleischer at the CEPS-Google event in Brussels

And if you need some relief from the privacy stuff, you can watch the blooper reel: Google Privacy Tips: Google Bloopers.

Related Topics: Google: Marketing | Legal: Privacy

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