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Dan and Axios chief technology correspondent Ina Fried discuss how Google inadvertently left user data vulnerable, and why it didn't disclose until months later.
"In its response, Google basically shrugged its shoulders, saying it didn’t learn of anyone actually accessing the data and that, since so few people use Google+ anyway, it’s not that big a deal. No, that's not terribly reassuring, particularly for those of us who still use Google products."
Go deeper: Google's data woes move privacy center stage