[Google] We own what you post

[HotelUser]

and how would they know if you posted using Chrome?

[Recursion]

Either the browser sends information back to Google, or they just use people who are using it fosho by posting about it.

[Agnostic Bear]

Ah y'see, my sig does have some relevance to Chrome!

[Stephen!]

Well, it seems they have revised the Terms and Conditions and they have removed some of it, however i think the 'we own what you post' bit is still there.

[alexxxxx]

they're changing the EULA. I assume as it's open source you can compile it slightly differently and use your own EULA?

[Frizzoo]

They said they will remove it soon.

[sgraham]

The panic is over...

11. Content licence from you

11.1 You retain copyright and any other rights that you already hold in Content that you submit, post or display on or through the Services.

http://www.google.com/chrome/eula.html

[NitronGalactus]

Wikipedia says they copied their terms of service from other Google Products, and, now it's been removed.

[Decode]

Google are going to remove this. The reason it was added is because its the default TOS Google use for programs like Google Earth.

[stephen008]

so they put it in by mistake or something?