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jjs@dostoevsky.ucr.edu (Joe Sloan) writes:

>In article <6x08miY6z241073yn@stack.urc.tue.nl>,
>Joris Zwart <jozwa@stack.urc.tue.nl> wrote:
>>In article <fts.47.009D280C@cris.com>, fts@cris.com (Chester Karma) wrote:
>>
>>>>They have a groovy little feature that lets them snoop through your
>>>>computer apps and files while you register on-line.
>>
>>>THe only people that worry about that are people that have something to hide. 
>>
>>Do you send all your snailmail as post cards, without an envelope? You
>>must clearly have something to hide, otherwise you wouldn't use an
>>envelope.

>Could it be that the pages of the letter might become separated and 
>get lost somewhere in transit if they were not in an envelope?

Have you ever heard of a staple, or tape.  

I admit it.  I have something to hide.  My life.  It is not as if
anyone would really care about my life, but on top of that, I don't
want people to know anything about me unless I tell them.  Obviously
not possible with all the databases out there saying exactly what I
have bought with credit crads and every magazine I subscribe to, but
I don't want them to know.

Is that a problem?

I worry about privacy because I cherich it and want it.  You can go le
let anyonw snoop in your machine.  Me, I'll just leave Windows 95 alone.

jim

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