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Harold Fuchs wrote:
The fact that you haven't heard of this before simply indicates that you don't
read newpapers, journals, periodicals, or books and that you don't watch
television or listen to the radio or go to the cinema. It is basically
impossible to live in the late 20th / early 21st centuries without coming into
contact with the fact that the internet and the web (which, by the way, are not
the same) compromise privacy to a very great extent.
Yes. I can see the flawless logic in that statement.
Yes !!! The banks know it. Corporate executives know it. 14 year old children
know it. And many of them can exploit it.
That's probably why none of them use the internet for confidential
communications or transactions.
It's amazing, isn't it, that I can tap on my keyboard and instantly
find out what you've been doing?
If your e-mail provider intends to run a standard e-mail system then there is
nothing it can do about it. That's the way the internet e-mail system is
designed and has been since day one. Go and read the RFCs
Perhaps it should hire you as a consultant since you seem to know so
much more about the subject,
The RF whats?
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