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jerryg50@hotmail.com (Jerry Greenberg) wrote in message news:<460a833b.0404111016.1c6fa4f2@posting.google.com>...
The internet is an open place that is the same as being on the
> streets. It is a free going place. It is the responsibility of the
> users to make sure that they keep themselves private, and safe.
> 
> When walking on the street, you must be careful that you do not give
> out your very personal information to anyone you casualy meet or see. 
> You must be careful to not go in to areas that are suspected to be not
> safe.
> 
> The fees you pay to access the net are to support the people who are
> working to make the system work and hold together.  The services to
> connect to the net have a cost to maintain and operate.  We all have
> to make a living.
> 
> As for your personal safety and privacy, you should not open Spam or
> non solicited emails. Also, there are many explicit or non desirable
> types of sites that one should not visit, unless they want to have
> some risky adventures.  This is a personal choice.
> 
> With the use of common sense someone can make sure that they are safe.
> 
> Jerry G.
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> ariellev63@hotmail.com (Ga Ga) wrote in message news:<c5a7f752.0404100718.6f2dc5a9@posting.google.com>...
> > I am doing an online course and part of my course is to post a couple
> > of questions and get responses to them.  So I would appreciate anyone
> > responding to these.  Thank you.
> > 
> > The questions have to do with Internet Privacy.
> > 
> > 1.  What experience have you had online in which privacy has been an
> > issue?
> > 
> > 2.  To what extent is it your responsibility to protect your privacy?