Originally Posted by
nkedel
Pretty unlikely. The ITA matrix site is basically there because by using it, we give them free testing for a product they sell to other people. It's not really publicized, and the "publicized" version is with google flights --
http://www.google.com/flights/ -- which is already aware of your sign in, although it doesn't require one.
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I can see your point. But I would counter that google has no problem labeling a product as BETA and putting it on the street for "testing". Also flights outside the United States are not currently available on google flights. With the recent changes to "unify and simplify" their privacy policy, is it just a matter of time before a google account log-in is required? What really got me to thinking about this is "Why is it a requirement to have a google/gmail account to use an Android phone/tablet?"
Last edited by MIT_SBM; Mar 9, 2012 at 11:01 am