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To: DJBEINO who wrote (28462)	10/6/1999 9:31:00 AM
From: Scott C. Lemon	Read Replies (1) of 42771

Hello DJBEINO, Wow, what an article. If nothing else, Novell sure is pulling together a lot of people to critique these systems ... > Big Brother in a box? > Both Microsoft and Novell's planned services put all user > information in a single place, and that's a problem, said Austin > Hill, president and CEO of privacy network Zero Knowledge Systems > Inc., a potential rival to both corporations. This is true. Centralized systems are for centralized "government" ... distributed systems create distributed centers of power, a much more democratic approach. Key to this is the distribution of information. > "Whether it is a hacker or a civil subpoena, anyone who wants to > access your information has a one-stop shop," said Hill. Zero > Knowledge has created a beta version of an encrypted network that > hides its users' identities. The network does not require the user > to trust the company and let's each user store their own data. In > addition, Hill thinks consumer information should not be collected > in a single database. Bingo! I have been impressed by this company from the first time I read their web site ... they truly understand the issues. Scott C. Lemon

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