@RABEL222,
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I am amazed that all people dont realize we have had corporate spying on us for 100 years.
Yes, Rabel, most observant Americans are aware. Every time one gives out their Social Security no, and any personal information to open a bank account, credit account...the Internet is no longer just satisfied by a phone land line if they need to reach one, they also wanted my cell number which I had resisted giving for a long time. The other day I was looking for a particular item on the internet. After a couple of tries, I'd forgotten my search until, lo and behold, two days later, the item I was looking for appeared with a reduced price and I ended up purchasing it.....that is referred to as Cookies. We are watched; remember the Marathon Boston run....the way the FBI caught the suspects were through cameras at every street corner. There's digital data watching/recording when we go to the ATM, at the Teller's window, as we are in the subways, inside stores, etc. (every time we use our Debit Card, where we are using it is recorded and we can be tracked.) The list is endless, seemingly. So to now complain within today's newer technology that more and more spying is going on in such a way that could be helpful to catching would be terrorists, well, that's fine with me.