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Old 01-12-2006, 04:00 AM   #12
Colin Dunstan
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Originally Posted by Brian
Is that a fact? From what I've read and from what you quoted from a user at BB, it sounds like only the Product ID or artist/title/genre/kind of the track is going directly to Apple, not a 3rd party server...
This screenshot doesn't look faked, so yes, I believe it's a fact. A whois on 207.net reveals:

Organization:
Omniture Inc.
Omniture DNSAdmin
550 E. Timpanogos Circle
Orem, UT 84097
US
Phone: 801-722-7000
Fax..: 801-722-7001
Email: dnsadmin@omniture.com

And from what I can tell, Omniture is not a subsidiary of Apple, so yes, it's a 3rd party.

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... and ONLY IF the Mini-Store is visible, ONLY when a track is clicked, NOT for every song played.
iTunes launches with the Mini-Store open, and either way, this does not address the issue of privacy transparency.
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