Privacy--a right or a privilege?

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"How can you say that credit card numbers, addresses, and telephone numbers (Which are the key to my digital identity) are not essential? "
Because none of these THINGS themselves are ESSENTIAL. Even HAVING a "digital identity" is not ESSENTIAL. But of the 3, the CC# should NOT be given to other parties.

And, as I said - "That still does not make what the airlines & our government did Right!"

What rights do our kids NOT have, that WE had when we were young?
{I can never get anybody to give me this information.}

Posted by: SC-man   Posted on: 01/26/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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