Are you
concerned about web mining compromising your privacy? [114
votes total]
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very much (40) |
35% |
a little (39) |
34% |
not really (35) |
31% |
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Comments
- The more I examine the cookies on my browser, the grouchier I get. I'm not worried so much about the technology itself, but about abuses of my data. Corporations can become Big Brothers even more easily than "the government."
- With the excuse of doing what's good for society [e.g., catching criminals], data-mining monitors everyone for the sake of catching a minority of people acting abnormally. This is reminiscent of (but more effective than) the 70's KGB techniques.
- federal standards are required
- If your bank sees that you have come to the end of your cheque book and send you a new one, do you consider that a breach of your privacy??? Effective Web Mining produces results that are pervasive and not invasive. dave at mineit.com.
- Beauty of web and its information is that you search and get what you want without you being poked for what you don't want to reveal
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