The documentary "Cutting Edge - Google Behind the Scenes" was about both the Google search engine and the company itself, in particular the way in which Google stores user information and to whom access to this information is allowed.
For Google to be storing personal information about its users and customers does seem somewhat invasive. However this does depend on the extent to which information is stored and made available. If, for example, the information was to be made available to anyone under any circumstances, this would seem particularly invasive, although as it stands, it does seem to be kept relatively private outside of special circumstances. Still, though, the fact remains that this information can be accessed at - seemingly - any time by people with the correct authority.
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