Thread: Your privacy is at risk with certain e-Book Readers!
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Old 12-27-2009, 07:28 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by incogneato View Post
I think you naysayers are missing an important point in that chart: info on everything in your e-Book reader can be sent to these companies. Obviously no one is going to give a crap if some company knows that you buy lots of books from author X. I know it's standard procedure to criticize EVERYTHING on the internet, but at least read the freakin' link before replying.
Read the article. Incomplete.

Now. Tell me, exactly, what the problem is if Amazon knows everything I have on my reader.

Also........since you do not own an ebook reader, exactly what is your interest?

Again.......there is no such thing as "privacy" in todays world, regardless of where you live. No way, no how.

Please tell us you don't believe there is.
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