Good point. Nobody would admit denying you a job for something that they found out through an invasion of privacy. I think you're right that those most effected

Good point. Nobody would admit denying you a job for something that they found out through an invasion of privacy. I think you're right that those most effected won't likely talk about it here. That said, the demographics here mean the employers typically are making a fairly substantial investment. Your example is a good one. I'm trying to learn so don't yet have a well developed POV on the subject of privacy. I've recently become more interested in privacy along with security and the experience was like some sort of awakening to all of these things happening around us that I've only vaguely been aware of. Some call it the matrix, I think. :-)