rooted/unlocked your phone. opening up root access to your phone means you can essentially access any file on your phone, including system files. so, if you have "root" access you could essentially go into the system/app folder and take out goggles yourself.
I personally don't think its malicious, but it is VERY aggravating when you can't uninstall an app without root access (visual voice mail anyone?). But you did make a valid point in that it is foolish to trust something because of a brand name.
Thanks for the explanation, is there a how to guide u can link me to root my phone?
I hope you don't consider me a jerk but rooting a phone can be MUCH more malicious than Goggles.
A lot of the time that people report that they can't uninstall an app is because it was installed as part of a ROM and not downloaded from the Market. In that case you have to manually remove it.
The phrase Malicious is not one to use lightly. Ill performing is not usually associated with malice. Malice usually denotes intent to harm - not non-functional.
Look for a user named MATTH3W and he has a good write up on rooting. Do yourself a favor and read up on it A LOT. Once you understand the components - ROM, KERNEL, THEMES, OVERCLOCKING, NANDROID, CLOCKWORKS, etc I would recommend that you consider buying ROM Manager since it is the easiest way to accomplish rooting.
You will find many opinions on which ROM to use. I prefer CYANOMODGEN simply because it seems to change the least, which can cause the least amount of problems afterwards. I would use Bugless Beast if it supported APP2SD (another acronym/title you should know).
BTW, we were all new at this ourselves at one point or another. This forum has a LOT of good writeups. But, this forum is not the best organized so you will often see people tell you to search for it. And the results are often difficult to filter. One of the best methods of searching these forums is to add DROIDFORUMS to a Google search of your desired topic.
Good luck!