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Google and Facebook are fighting for control of the data

Asked what recently, Google would do if Facebook did not allow the company to search for access to their data, Eric Schmidt, CEO of Google, said: "The best thing that could happen is for Facebook to open up its data. Failing that, there are other ways to obtain such information. "

He did not expand on that comment, but at the end of last week, Google made a change to its terms and conditions of Gmail, a ban on companies to extract the data of users of Gmail, unless, in turn, made their data available to Google. This was one of the "other ways", that Schmidt was referring to?

If so, has not been entirely successful. For a time, Facebook has allowed users to import your Gmail contacts and find these people on Facebook. Now that Google has prevented them from doing so, they found a solution - asking users to download their contacts from Gmail themselves and then upload them to Facebook.

Google responded:

"We're disappointed that Facebook did not invest their time in making it possible for their users to get their contacts on Facebook. As passionate believers that people should be able to check the data they create, we will continue to allow our users to export their Google contacts. "

That prompted a Facebook engineer, Mike Vernal, to respond with a strongly worded comment on TechCrunch in mind that Google has blocked users of Orkut, the social network of its property, to export their contacts on Facebook. He wrote:

"The opening is not to be open when its convenient for you. [...] We sincerely hope that Google does not turn on their APIs and come up with another excuse to prevent your users to leave the products Google use the ones they like best, though. "

In truth, both companies can be criticized for the way they handled the user's data in the past, and both companies can claim to act in the best interests of our users this time. E 'away from a situation of net.

However, it does illustrate is that the battle to control our data is not only being fought between us and the technology companies that we use, but also between those same companies....