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still_one

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13. That is not what I am saying, but typical wise ass response. People cannot assume their information

Reply to joeybee12 (Reply #6)

Fri Jun 7, 2013, 06:12 PM

Jun 2013

Is private. It already is out of control, and has been for a long time. This is more than just government intrusion, it is corporate intrusion, and I see nothing legislatively that will fix it soon with the politicians that are here now

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A lot of folks invite spying, by utilizing Facebook, LinkedIn, and the Internet in general, like [View all] still_one Jun 2013 OP

Wow. Brickbat Jun 2013 #1

yes but facebook membership isn't mandatory. boilerbabe Jun 2013 #2

I am just saying a lot of people do things that making themselves targets, not only of government still_one Jun 2013 #11

'invite?' KG Jun 2013 #3

Alrighty then. Solly Mack Jun 2013 #4

Is that like dressing suggestively? TheCowsCameHome Jun 2013 #5

NO. example throwing away bills with you name address account information without shredding. still_one Jun 2013 #12

It's apparently my own fault! joeybee12 Jun 2013 #6

That is not what I am saying, but typical wise ass response. People cannot assume their information still_one Jun 2013 #13

I use disguises and do other stuff Socialistlemur Jun 2013 #7

By talking on the phone, am I inviting Lex Jun 2013 #8

Apparently you are etherealtruth Jun 2013 #9

Of course not, but I am not just talking the Feds. Do you trust AT&T and Verizon? still_one Jun 2013 #14

Do you, or don't you support the President spying on millions of citizens? DisgustipatedinCA Jun 2013 #10

I was against it under bush, and am against it under Obama, and are you or have you ever been a still_one Jun 2013 #15

Thank you DisgustipatedinCA Jun 2013 #16

No, just trying to understand the thoughts going into this. In general my observations have been still_one Jun 2013 #18

Google is getting scary. Youtube & gmail & other google parts are all linked.... Honeycombe8 Jun 2013 #17

I'm an American and my government is listening and watching what I am doing neverforget Jun 2013 #19

Its possible to still have privacy, even in todays world quinnox Jun 2013 #20