From: noemail@none.com   
      
   On 11/6/25 5:11 PM, Marion wrote:   
   >AJL wrote:   
   >>>Most people don't realize that I could track you (if I was a bad guy who   
   >>>knew enough) from anywhere in the world, simply by your Wi-Fi fingerprint.   
   >>   
   >> My internet/WiFi provider tracks me. Google tracks me. My car tracks me.   
   >>  License plate readers track me. My credit card company tracks me. Numerous   
   >>  cameras track me. The businesses I shop at track me (through my credit   
   >>  card). My insurance company tracks my medical procedures. On and on. I   
   >>  don't think it's a secret that folks are being tracked these days. I   
   >>  suppose it's the price we pay for our modern electronic living. I'm   
   >>  currently reading a book on world history and so far haven't found a period   
   >>  I'd rather live in, even with no tracking. Perhaps ancient Egypt for you...   
   >   
   >I get it where my main sagacious point to the newsgroup is that suicide   
   >(actually, privacy suicide in this case) is the easy way out of effort.   
   >   
   >I can't help but fully understand that privacy suicide is easy.   
      
   I'm not sure about suicide but your privacy murder has already happened.   
    Your life IS online. The bits and bytes are there. You cannot avoid it   
    unless perhaps you break the law or live in a cave. Various government   
    agencies alone have quite a stash on you. And of course there are your   
    recent medical additions. And I won't repeat the numerous day to day stuff   
    that we all do that contributes to our online files. In most cases humans   
    can and do have access to them. I'll bet Google can even find some stuff on   
    you...  8-O   
      
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