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Prohibit cross-referencing to identify individuals from online databases
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Ed Bradford, 12 years ago
I think this post does not comprehend the availability and access to such data. If Google and Amazon can do it, why prevent government from doing it. The real question is how to protect privacy. I have no solution. Therefore, my recommendation to all is
EVERYTHING YOU WRITE ON THE INTERNET CAN AND VERY WELL, MIGHT SHOW UP IN THE New York Times.
Don’t put anything on the internet or air waves (email, text msg, telephone call, …) that will incriminate you. Our Federal Government has
no morality as witnessed by Lois Lerner and the IRS. There is nothing we can do to prevent Lois Lerner from informing her superiors in an attempt to get more power or money. NOTHING! (Lerner, Snowden, Manning, …)