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{ 2008 03 02 }

what’s up, your privacy not important?

More on this next week. But Political Penguin has some very juicy cutlets, about a scummy little company called Phorm, over on his blog.

How would you feel if your ISP (internet service provider) were to do a deal with a company so that they could analyse everything that you view online to then provide you with directly personal targeted advertising?

OK, try this. How would you feel if your ISP did a deal with a company whose director has form for creating one of the most repugnant systems of Spyware ever to hit the net to anaysle everything that you view online to then provide you with directly targeted advertising?

Or how about this. How would you feel if your ISP did a deal with a company whose director has form for creating one of the most repugnant systems of Spyware ever to hit the net and has all their company URL’s from an anonymising provider so that they can’t be traced?

Now no reputable ISP would now, would they?

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Posted by tyger on Sunday, March 2, 2008, at 5:04 am, and filed under liberty, tech. Follow any responses to this post with its comments RSS feed. You can post a comment or trackback from your blog.

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  1. Mike | March 4, 2008 at 6:49 pm | Permalink

    Privacy has become as important today as it is important for a person to wear clothes. There has been an increased number of data stealing making online privacy that much important.

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