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	<title>Comments on: Angry Facebook users rebel at privacy invasion</title>
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		<title>By: huh</title>
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		<dc:creator>huh</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 23 Nov 2007 16:14:27 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I call shenanigans: there&#039;s no way having an account on Facebook can somehow make public your purchases on Amazon. Give me a break.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I call shenanigans: there&#8217;s no way having an account on Facebook can somehow make public your purchases on Amazon. Give me a break.</p>
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		<title>By: Reader's Write</title>
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		<dc:creator>Reader's Write</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 23 Nov 2007 02:02:29 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>You won&#039;t find me on Facebook nor on Myspace. I&#039;ve never been to either and don&#039;t plan on it. Between warnings of checking your activities online at both places by future potential and present employers as well as anyone seeking info on you or the seeking of pedophiles by legal stings and other means, I don&#039;t want my nick or name to even show up there. Add to it that anytime you have a mass of people in anyone place, there are the hackers and malware purveyors seeking access to your computer and it isn&#039;t long before site hosts start seeing dollar bills in their eyes from the advertisers.

I do so hate the intrustive ads. In fact, I hate most ads and take active steps to ensure my browsing is as ad free as I can manage to make it. While I understand the purpose of advertising, I&#039;ll stick with word of mouth instead of what I might be exposed to. Anytime I see an ad, I sort of think there is something wrong with the  product because they are having to toot their own horn instead of letting their product&#039;s quality speak for itself. 

I reward those that manage to break into my privacy when I go to the store. One of the things I consider before taking any product off the shelf, is what do I know of the maker of this product and have they been part of an intrusive ad? If the answer is yes, then I look for another product that probably works better and doesn&#039;t have the advertising campaign added to the total price of the product. That advertising cost does nothing to add to the preformance of the item except raise the price. Why should I pay for their having to tell everyone because the product isn&#039;t as good? 

The other end of this advertising is that they want your data for free to target you. They don&#039;t mind stealing your resources, stealing your time with bs, your privacy, and the majority of the time, they won&#039;t even tell you up front without burying in legalese so that it is difficult to find even actually read it. As far as I am concerned advertising is just like spam, a pest industry.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You won&#8217;t find me on Facebook nor on Myspace. I&#8217;ve never been to either and don&#8217;t plan on it. Between warnings of checking your activities online at both places by future potential and present employers as well as anyone seeking info on you or the seeking of pedophiles by legal stings and other means, I don&#8217;t want my nick or name to even show up there. Add to it that anytime you have a mass of people in anyone place, there are the hackers and malware purveyors seeking access to your computer and it isn&#8217;t long before site hosts start seeing dollar bills in their eyes from the advertisers.</p>
<p>I do so hate the intrustive ads. In fact, I hate most ads and take active steps to ensure my browsing is as ad free as I can manage to make it. While I understand the purpose of advertising, I&#8217;ll stick with word of mouth instead of what I might be exposed to. Anytime I see an ad, I sort of think there is something wrong with the  product because they are having to toot their own horn instead of letting their product&#8217;s quality speak for itself. </p>
<p>I reward those that manage to break into my privacy when I go to the store. One of the things I consider before taking any product off the shelf, is what do I know of the maker of this product and have they been part of an intrusive ad? If the answer is yes, then I look for another product that probably works better and doesn&#8217;t have the advertising campaign added to the total price of the product. That advertising cost does nothing to add to the preformance of the item except raise the price. Why should I pay for their having to tell everyone because the product isn&#8217;t as good? </p>
<p>The other end of this advertising is that they want your data for free to target you. They don&#8217;t mind stealing your resources, stealing your time with bs, your privacy, and the majority of the time, they won&#8217;t even tell you up front without burying in legalese so that it is difficult to find even actually read it. As far as I am concerned advertising is just like spam, a pest industry.</p>
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