In my experience, however, Google hasn’t used my personal information for anything more than what I want it used for. I have a Google account, multiple Gmail accounts, a Google Analytics account, and accounts with Google AdWords and AdSense (and a couple dozen other Google applications and accounts that I won’t list here). Not once in the past decade has Google used my information inappropriately. And I’m pretty careful about who I give my information out to. If you’re still not convinced, Google has a pretty rigorous Privacy policy in place to protect you. You can find that policy at google.com/privacy.html
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If, after reading that document, you still don’t want to register with Google, you can jump to the instructions for opening an AdSense account if you don’t have a Google account. Otherwise, you can set up a Google account while you’re setting up your AdSense account. And if you already have a Google account, you’re one step ahead of everyone else.
One more note about setting up a Google AdSense account: Some experts suggest that you should have an AdSense account that’s separate from your other Google accounts. The purpose behind having them separate is so that there are no repercussions should you accidentally end up in Google’s bad graces with your AdSense efforts. I think that caution is unfounded.
Unless you plan to use your AdSense account in a manner that’s prohibited by Google, you should run into no problems at all. And I find that it’s much easier to have an AdSense account that’s as easy to access as all the other Google applications that you use. One difficulty that I’ve discovered is the frustration of not having your AdSense account connected to other accounts, especially Google Analytics and AdWords.
You have to decide what you’re most comfortable doing: using your existing Google account, creating a new Google account, or not using one at all. But no matter what your preferences are, you can still get started with AdSense (even if not effectively) as soon as you get the approval from Google.
Finished.
See also:http://europetravel86.livejournal.com/2636.html
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