Google on Chrome EULA controversy: our bad, we'll change it

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arstechnica.com — The end user license agreement for Google's new browser, Chrome, apparently gives the company the right to all data submitted or displayed by the browser. But the company now tells Ars it's all a big mistake and that the offending parts are being pulled

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  1. I guess its a step in the right direction, I kinda figured that was misspelled out

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  2. There are other passages in the EULA that suck as well. What about these? I connected the post via "related".

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