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To: EPS who wrote (26577)	4/8/1999 5:00:00 PM
From: PJ Strifas	Read Replies (2) of 42771

You know one of the greatest benefits of digitalme is that you can track your information (when someone passes along your info, you'd know where it came from). I wonder in that same sense, will digitalme allow me to know who is asking for information about me? Would it "tip" me off to search by a credit reporting company or my employeer or other agencies? Now that would be something now wouldn't it? It would surely limit abuses in most cases. I think the web has opened our eyes to how we are monitored in our society and has finally made us confront things we never see. I mean let's face it, we're tracked in more ways everyday that we care to think about. My phone bill itemizes each call, my pager too...My EZ-pass (electronic toll payer), credit card, phone card (if anyone can think of any other ways, let me know. I'm compiling a list!) But every time I think about this I get worried. The more we ask for anonymity, the more loopholes we leave for people to do "bad" things and get away with it. Where's the balance? I don't know, I only hope I can recognize it whenever it presents itself... Peter Strifas

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