At 01:26 AM 9/15/00 -0500, you wrote:
>On Thu, 14 Sep 2000 11:54:28 +0700 Eko Priono <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> > However, I'd rather choose another cybercafe which allow me
> > to clean up my traces. Who knows what they could do with my
> > "privatized" cookies, cache contents, URLs, etc.
>
>Very good question, Eko.
> As we all know, just because you are a paranoid doesn't
>necessarily mean that they aren't really out to get you!
>
>As for those who do know how to follow someone else's tracks, there are
>many who would use such knowledge for mischievious purposes. Yes, they
>really are out to get you.
>Sam Heywood
Well, there's the thing, you see; there are a lot of people running around
and only a few who have the time or inclination to keep track. It's a lot
of work and effort to gather and interpret all that information. It's
boring work too, as the average user is not terribly useful, isn't
purchasing with a credit card nor surfing questionable places. Their email
is sappy and shallow, and they simply aren't much fun to scrutinize. Most
cybercafe owners haven't the money to pay someone to do such grunt work,
and are simply cafe owners with a tech friend they hire to set up and
maintain the system. If one IS doing things over the net which are
sensitive to privacy, then one would be wisest to find more secure access,
certainly, but keep in mind that you must catch someone's attention before
they will bother to watch you.
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