Google chief Eric Schmidt has downplayed the privacy factor after it came into light as the Street view cars had been collecting data from personal Wi-Fi networks. Mr. Eric has said that he anticipated that no one would be prosecuted in the matter.

He has also added that there is no harm is concerned with collecting snippets of web activity from private Wi-Fi networks. An US group and some of the European countries have demanded to take action against the search engine giant.

At the company's annual conference in Watford of UK, Mr. Eric has made it very clear that no one has been harmed or faced any difficulty for this action. He has also added that this issue has harmed the reputation of Google than any single person.

The co-founder of Google Mr. Larry Page has said that there is a huge difference between worry and harm, our activity could be a matter of worry but obviously not harmful to anyone.

He has also informed that Google has cleared all the data they have taken and has not been given to anyone.