After the December 2009 attack, Google enhanced the security for all its users. Does Google have any ...

As part of the company's privacy policy, Google states that:
A greater challenge is to make sure that Google demonstrates respect for users' right to control their own data. Google is transparent about how it uses information and how that information is shared with others (if at all), so that users can make informed choices. Our products warn users about such dangers as insecure connections, actions that may make users vulnerable to spam, or the possibility that data shared outside Google may be stored elsewhere. The larger Google becomes, the more essential it is to live up to our Dont be evil motto..
All users' personal information should be kept private in general; however, in some cases revealing or leaking information shared through email may expose activists in certain countries and even compromise their personal freedom or their lives. Google does not explicitly mention special security issues in their privacy policy. This issue may be important for the firm's reputation if future privacy breaches involve information from activists.

feeling super confident now