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> invasion of privacy Like most, you have a naive and non-legal concept of what privacy is. Analyzing public behavior (shopping) and sending mail to your publ
by njharman 15y ago
> invasion of privacy
Like most, you have a naive and non-legal concept of what privacy is. Analyzing public behavior (shopping) and sending mail to your public address isn't even close to the realm of privacy.
- janardanyri 15y agoWho said it was about legality? Substitute "decency" for privacy if you prefer, the point is essentially the same.
- chii 15y agoThere is no law that requires anyone (least of all, a corporation) to be decent. Which is why the parent comment about legal issues is apropo. That, is what will be, and only be, considered.
- pyre 15y ago> you have a naive and non-legal concept > of what privacy is I'm curious as to why your immediate response was to claim that I don't know anything about the legal concept of privacy. 1. This is not a court. 2. Very few of us are lawyers. 3. Nobody is talking about criminal charges or civil suits.