Brother has arrived?
I've brought up this concern of mine (and hopefully others) of what
could be the data aggregation of the future.
Well, it looks like it's here already
I've been subscribed to a YouTube person that lately has been doing a
lot of coupon purchase video's etc at the CVS pharmacy
I am sure facebook, google and microsoft, maybe others, are sharing
information. Several times Ive googles only to find the same thing pop up on
facebook ad's
So use Bing where possible and get a HOST file to stop DoubleClick's. Most
Google searches will fail which proves something.
For sure
Don't put your postal address or any contact details anywhere online
that you don't have to. Banks, Amazon and the like - fine. Everything
like FB where you have a choice - don't. Anywhere that wants an address
that isn't bank or the gubmint - use a fake address. Lie about location
and preferences
I shopped around for a woodworking router bit last week and this week it seems
like
every site I visit has an ad for that specific bit, and each offer tends to be
just a
tad bit less than the previous one.
Anyway, I encouraged them because I just bought the bit.
Paul
On Thu, Feb 21, 2013 at 1:18 PM, Paul McNett p...@ulmcnett.com wrote:
I shopped around for a woodworking router bit last week and this week it
seems like
every site I visit has an ad for that specific bit, and each offer tends to
be just a
tad bit less than the previous one.
Anyway, I
On 2/21/2013 3:48 PM, Alan Bourke wrote:
Don't put your postal address or any contact details anywhere online
that you don't have to. Banks, Amazon and the like - fine. Everything
like FB where you have a choice - don't. Anywhere that wants an address
that isn't bank or the gubmint - use a fake
At 13:11 2013-02-21, M Jarvis brewda...@gmail.com wrote:
On Thu, Feb 21, 2013 at 12:48 PM, Alan Bourke alanpbou...@fastmail.fm wrote:
Don't put your postal address or any contact details anywhere online
that you don't have to. Banks, Amazon and the like - fine. Everything
like FB where you
Very true and sage advice. I also use an email address that is never used.
One thing though I've noticed of late is that they are getting smarter.
That is why the email address that is good, but never used.
In Canada, well I only know about Ontario... When they asked for address
etc, they
, there are many places to
obtain the rest of your contact info. Do you have a telephone? The Bells
have been selling the whitepages database for decades. Why wouldn't the
Cells do the same thing as the Bells?
Mike
Original Message
Subject: Re: [NF] Big Brother has arrived
At 14:18 2013-02-21, Michael Savage msavage...@gmail.com wrote:
Very true and sage advice. I also use an email address that is never used.
^^^ ^^
A couple words missing, perhaps? G
One thing though I've noticed of late
I shopped around for a woodworking router bit last week and this week it
seems like
every site I visit has an ad for that specific bit, and each offer tends
to be just a
tad bit less than the previous one.
Anyway, I encouraged them because I just bought the bit.
What cracks me up is when I
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