Nobody gets outraged over privacy that's too tight — they just don't use the service. You could say that Google's longstanding reluctance to embrace social was an example of too much privacy. (I don't think that was the primary motivation, but it would look the same either way.)
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Nobody gets outraged over privacy that's too tight — they just don't use the service. You could say that Google's longstanding reluctance to embrace social was an example of too much privacy. (I don't think that was the primary motivation, but it would look the same either way.)