Not only is there crazy GPS going on, but there was an article about 3 months ago that stated that anyone with a decent radio transmitter can listen to a conversation as long as your cell is on diagnostic mode. The phone doesn't need to be on either.
If you don't want people to know where you are then don't buy a cell, don't have ccards, don't have an internet connection, don't use a land line. Live in a shack in North Dakota and talk to your family in a set of cans connected by a string.
Working in a large corporation that has an extreme amount of exposure, I can't help but think that soon....very soon...these sites will more than likely get slapped with a lawsuit. Reading and agreeing to a privacy policy is one thing, but I would personally be EXTREMELY upset if anyone ever disclosed my email address to someone without proof of identity.
Stalkers of the world unite! As long as you have an email address, your heart's desire is within reach.
Leaving a voicemail with too much info can even be considered excessive and grounds for breach of contract. This will be an interesting topic to keep your eyes on.
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Not only is there crazy GPS going on, but there was an article about 3 months ago that stated that anyone with a decent radio transmitter can listen to a conversation as long as your cell is on diagnostic mode. The phone doesn't need to be on either.
If you don't want people to know where you are then don't buy a cell, don't have ccards, don't have an internet connection, don't use a land line. Live in a shack in North Dakota and talk to your family in a set of cans connected by a string.
Working in a large corporation that has an extreme amount of exposure, I can't help but think that soon....very soon...these sites will more than likely get slapped with a lawsuit. Reading and agreeing to a privacy policy is one thing, but I would personally be EXTREMELY upset if anyone ever disclosed my email address to someone without proof of identity. Stalkers of the world unite! As long as you have an email address, your heart's desire is within reach. Leaving a voicemail with too much info can even be considered excessive and grounds for breach of contract. This will be an interesting topic to keep your eyes on.