What the HP affair really says about privacy

Cooper Hits Target: Privacy Lost to Expediancy: In our office, we had nothing but Hewlett Packard printers and faxes. They were the best. Then, they decided they were so wonderful, there was no need to provide good service. We wouldn't get close to one of their products now.

It must have come from top management, considering the recent upper echelon of HP. And Charles Cooper is right on with his comment: "When it comes to privacy, expediency too often trumps principle."

That's the reason we need to take control over our names and personal data. There is a solution:

http://thedunningletter.blogspot.com/2006/09/identity-crisis-wont-end-until.html

Jack E. Dunning
The Dunning Letter
Cave Creek, AZ; Posted by: Nasty Jack Posted on: 09/15/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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