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My personal belief is that if someone wishes to give up their personal privacy, feel free to let them.

When it is enforced upon you, you lose that choice and therefore loose the opportunity to express yourself.

If Gmail caused a rise in identity theft, or fraud, then I would be concerned. Instead, I see greedy corporations getting in line to shove adds down the throats of people who happen to use specific keywords.

Intrusive, yes. But this is no different than what MSN or Yahoo can do. Atleast Google has the sense to tell you upfront that they are scanning your email.

Would the government give you the same civil liberty?
Posted by: nucrash   Posted on: 05/26/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Sen. Liz Figueroa is an IDIOT  wackoae | 05/25/04
Well....  DarbyOhara | 05/26/04
DREAM WORLD  Joe Blow_z | 05/26/04
Good point ... who does spam affect advertisements  el1jones | 05/26/04
Size per transaction is normal  voska | 05/26/04
You do not understand...  BitTwiddler | 05/26/04
Woudnt take a whole lot to just say no to google  ParadigmOdyssey | 05/25/04
You assume too much  Joe Blow_z | 05/26/04
Correction  nucrash | 05/26/04
more correction  ykpauha@... | 05/26/04
So Doing This is Shameless of A Business  ParadigmOdyssey | 05/26/04
More protecting people from themselves  nucrash | 05/26/04
As if govt interference ever helped anything.  JonathonDoe | 05/26/04
Wow, so popular, its almost illegal  FilledOut | 05/26/04
Natural person?  rapson | 05/26/04
"Natural Person"? I guess this excludes Androids and Replicants.  JonathonDoe | 05/27/04
Good one (NT)  rapson | 05/27/04

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