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I was catching up on some back reading and found the whole September issue of Scientific American dedicated to privacy in the age of terabytes and terror
Covers a wide range of topics that aid or threaten privacy from digital surveillance to social networks. cryptography, RFID tags, genetic markers and more.
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Privacy is not dead, its just transformed. Consumers must now actively protect their identity by utilizing an ever growing set of tools that collectively can anonymize parts or all of a users interaction on the web. Theres a good Privacy 2.0 blog called Arzoola
http://blog.arzoola.com
Posted by: Evan Lash | December 12, 2008 at 08:43 PM