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David Kramer wrote: > Why is privacy such a nutty notion? It's not privacy. Everything you would put in a contacts list is publicly available information. Names? Public. Addresses? Public. Dates of birth? Public. Telephone numbers? Public. Yes, even unlisted numbers are public, they're just a little harder to find than checking the telephone directory. Anonymity is a different thing. The more connections that you have, the less anonymous you are. Even if you are completely "autistic", someone you are close to isn't. This one degree of separation means that anything you might not want to put into Google's or Facebook's or LinkedIn's storage is already there via some channel you can't control. -- Rich P.
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