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Some Perspective on Privacy by David Pogue

Originally published 2006-10-12

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Dude: if anyone’s going to eavesdrop on your cellphone calls, it’s not going to be mysterious spies hacking into the cellular network towers. It’s going to be the person next to you on the plane, train or sidewalk. Read his full post here at the New York Times.
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