“…On an installment of The Colbert Report this week, host Stephen Colbert lambasted Google for its controversial handling of users’ personal data and its CEO’s remarks about personal privacy.
Colbert warned that a person’s activities on social networking sites “could destroy your offline future.”
He showed footage of Google CEO Eric Schmidt’s infamous 2009 interview, in which the chief executive advised …
…. “If you have something that you don’t want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn’t be doing it in the first place.”
“Are you listening, young people?” Colbert asked. “Just don’t ever make a mistake.
How hard is that?”
“The point is,” Colbert continued, “the Internet is one giant resume.
And under “special skills,” yours might list: getting high, keg stands, flashing your boobs … and multitasking….”
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