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26 Mar 02 - 11:09 AM (#676617) Subject: Privacy From: mack/misophist Anyone using AudioGalaxy, Kazaa, or similar programs should take a look at this: http://www.wired.com/news/privacy/0,1848,49960,00.html In the last year, several people have mentioned using these programs. It's not necessarily a good idea. Sorry about the lack of a direct link; I learned how and forgot because I never used the knowlege. |
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27 Mar 02 - 12:04 AM (#677141) Subject: RE: BS: Privacy From: Chip2447 Click here |
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27 Mar 02 - 10:11 AM (#677356) Subject: RE: BS: Privacy From: GUEST I have had a great deal of fun typing in such things as "*.txt" or "*.doc" and receiving resumes, tax records, term papers from strange folk I don't know, most of them, for some strange reason in the Carolinas and Georgia. Try it - it is fun! |
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27 Mar 02 - 10:37 AM (#677385) Subject: RE: BS: Privacy From: GUEST,maryrrf I tried to download Audiogalaxy and had a problem so I gave it up. I was thinking of trying again. So what's the scoop - is it safe or not??? I'm starting to have second thoughts. |
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28 Mar 02 - 11:22 AM (#678207) Subject: RE: BS: Privacy From: mack/misophist My post means that using these programs may leave you wide open to malicious hackers. |
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30 Mar 02 - 02:47 AM (#679344) Subject: RE: BS: Privacy From: GUEST,DO Everything on the internet is as private as a public restroom. Everyone knows what everyone else is, sees, pretends. |