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dixiegrrrrl

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9. Well, there will be 3 catagories, methinks.

Reply to global1 (Reply #8)

Sat Dec 14, 2013, 04:57 PM

Dec 2013

The ones that pay
the ones that can/won't pay
and the ones that avoid the entire issue by utilizing the anti-spy ware that will develop as a result of this plan.
plus using VPN type services.

I assume that AT&T is already selling customer info.

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AT&T wants to know: how much would you pay for a little online privacy? [View all] dixiegrrrrl Dec 2013 OP

Any guarantees that, after paying such fees, your info WON'T end up in Utah? Cooley Hurd Dec 2013 #1

ya, that's what I thought, too Oscarmonster13 Dec 2013 #2

huh, now privacy's a commodity? Phlem Dec 2013 #3

"Give us protection money" jsr Dec 2013 #4

DIE, CARRIERS! DIE! onehandle Dec 2013 #5

Simple question...why stay with AT&T? brooklynite Dec 2013 #6

If AT&T makes this plan work dixiegrrrrl Dec 2013 #7

Paying For Privacy.... global1 Dec 2013 #8

Well, there will be 3 catagories, methinks. dixiegrrrrl Dec 2013 #9