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Published October 10, 2013
TECHi's Take
When I go to the local sandwich shop, I don’t care whether the person taking my order knows my birthday or my mother’s maiden name.
So why does Google or some other Web site I register with need to know so much about me? Especially considering the company is likely to barter and sell the information to third parties, who aggregate, analyze, repackage, and resell it.
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