They want into your house to look around and there's nothing you can do about it: "``This is exactly the kind of case that privacy advocates have long feared,'' said Ray Everett-Church, a South Bay privacy consultant. ``The idea that these massive databases are being thrown open to anyone with a court document is the worst-case scenario. If they lose this fight, consumers will think twice about letting Google deep into their lives.''"
Get their names, log their coordinates, and wait.
Thursday, January 19, 2006
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