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hi joerg -- as i've said in the comment stream, trying to start a conversation about this -- what's objectionable to you about talking about it? i ask this sincerely -- data collection is happening around the world in many many ways that people can't see -- it seems to me that talking about it -- in terms of what's useful, what's not, what's okay, what's not -- that that's a conversation to have. how does that erode trust?
thanks for taking the time to comment on my blog -- engaging is good, and what i was hoping for.
Opera looks like the only real alternative since Safari doesn't support addons on Windows.
But as always there will be a way to deactivate it... maybe in about:config? The author does not allow comments to this entry
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