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Old 08-11-2010, 07:06 PM   #43
Alisa
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Originally Posted by vugtitan View Post
So if I put confidential company accounts or mergers or takeovers that information can be read by Amazon.

If I put my credit card number on the Kindle it can be read by Amazon?
At any company I've worked for, if you put confidential corporate information on a device not approved and secured by IT, it would be a firing offense.

If you store your CC info in clear text anywhere, you're a fool.
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