Updates Terms of Service Google October 11, 2013

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  Renewal : October 11, 2013
  We update the Google Terms of Service. The new requirements will take effect on November 11, 2013 and you can read it here .
  Generally, people are not too fond of complex legal language, the following summary in Indonesian simple for your convenience.
  We made three changes:
  • First, clarify what your profile name and photo may appear in the Google products (including reviews, advertising, and other commercial contexts).
    • You can control whether the photo and your name will appear in the ads through setting Recommendations Friend .
  • Second, a reminder that you use a mobile device with a safe.
  • Third, detail the importance of maintaining the confidentiality of your password.
  Here are more details:

  How to name your profile and photos appearing (including in reviews and advertisements)

  We want to give you - and your friends and relatives - the most useful information. Suggestions from people you know can be very helpful.Friends, family, and others can see your profile name and photo, as well as review the content that you share or ads you +1. This only happens when you perform an action (such as giving +1, comment, or follow) - and those who can see only the people you choose to be invited to share. In Google, you control what you share . Updates to our Terms of Service is not changed by who you invite to share before or the ability to control who you want to be invited to share in the future.
  Input from people who are known to save time and improve results for you and your friends across Google services, including Search, Maps, Play, and advertising. For example, friends can see you gave a 4 star on the album page in Google Play a band. And +1 that you give to your favorite local bakery can be included in the ads served by the bakery through Google. We call this suggestion with the support and you can learn more about it here .
  Speaking about the joint sponsorship of the ad, you can control the use of your name and profile picture through Joint Support settings . If you change the setting to "off", your name and profile photo will not appear in the ad for your favorite bakery or other advertising. This setting is only valid for use in advertising and does not change whether the name of your profile or photos used in other places such as Google Play.
  If previously you tell Google that you do not want to +1 appearing in advertisements, of course we will comply with such options as part of the updated settings. For users under 18 years old, their actions will not show up in support with the advertising and certain other contexts.
  For greater control over the experience with advertising on Google, you can also use Ad Settings tool to manage Google ad views. Learn more .

  Use mobile devices safely

  It's just a matter of following common sense: Do not use our services if you're doing something that requires intense concentration, such as driving, and our service can disturb you. As well as, of course, make sure you obey the law while driving.

  Be careful with your password

  Our top priority is to keep your information in order to remain safe. User name and password allows you to access a lot of useful things - Gmail messages, Google Images, YouTube videos, Google Contacts list, and others. All person you can use your login details to access your Google Account, and the things you store in Google. So, if you are asked for a password, think twice, and consider other, more secure way to share information.
  If we find anything unusual (like if there was a failed attempt to enter the account, or the two processes into account in the short term, but of the two computers are located far from each other) you can see it in the alert unusual activity .
  Learn about other ways to keep your Google Account in order to stay safe, including adding 2-step verification and using application-specific passwords .
  Thank you for reading until the end of the page - we know it's boring but we think this is important. To find out how the requirements apply to you, check the Terms of Service for your country.

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