Privacy doesn´t matter

haha, great article.. even though it does say that the future targets for information will be advertisement companies and not hackers, I must say my credit card was over billed by 2000 dollars, all of which was not my expenses..

Anyway I guess we all know why search engines like google are so exact in finding information for us, they don't use simple word query engines like their previous versions but they use a combination of AI and massive human common knowledge building up every second, the latter is what we offer by just using its services.. e-mail, clicking on a URL after a search, using chat..
I personally don't care how my information is used, but only if its credibility is void in the court of law and if my identity is not leached to others.
> I Agree (on the above basis)

Just 2000 dollars! Nah, there is enough money for all of us! ;)

you think so Alex?
Maybe we should invest in Hacking stocks instead of Time Warner..

but seriously who is smart enough to whack a credit card and spend it all on MSN, and AOL!!!
lol, my salute to the genius ..

i dont know. But whoever it is will know that you will probably block the payment by ordering your credit card provider to refuse the transaction. So this fool/genius probably doesn´t hack around for the money but for the fun of hacking or maybe to prepare for some big time coup.

But the unlucky truth was that the payment wasn't controlled so I kinda found out a few months after.. :|
So currently they are putting their brains to work, and refreshing my money, yay!
lets hope it happens soon ;)

you cruising Alex?

you mean sailing? I wish i were, man! I am bound to the city for a while doing my homework and all...