Google Chairman Eric Schmidt spoke at a conference on surveillance at the Cato Institute on Friday. Schmidt said Google has locked security down so tightly that Google services are now the safest place to store your sensitive data. Schmidt also touted the incognito browsing feature in Googles Chrome browser and Google Dashboard feature: a mode that makes it much more difficult for websites to track us online. The American Civil Liberties Union was not impressed with Schmidt’s claims that Google’s privacy features will do nothing to protect users from government surveillance.”]