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The very idea is scary. I assume they need data to crunch big
numbers and get market trends. But nobody could stop indivi-
dual from taking particular user as instance and look at his day
behavior. Hidden licenses are not part of buy-sell contract to
my kind of living. "We don't have your data but we might make
some experiment with those we don't have and might post it
as part of our..." Having firewall with dynamic rules is not a way
to stop inward traffic, since the process starts the session to
post and listen. To stay private, one could disconnect cable mo-
dem, run wireless network, do what he/she wants and make it
reverse. The question is: why?
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