Re: Creating privacy crises: Society hacking

nelson@crynwr.com (Russell Nelson) writes:

>      I have compiled the following information on your 17-year-old
> daughter from open governmental sources, e.g. voting records, birth
> records, DMV records, etc.  Perhaps the government shouldn't be
> keeping these records?
More importantly, and in addition:

     Your dear Kimberly has a 2.3 gpa at Lower Central HS. She is in
Aerobic Gum Twiddling until 10:30, at which time she proceeds to Some Math
Class 3 until 12:00. At 12:00. . .

     Definately much scarier. :-)

                                             --Jeff
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>      Your dear Kimberly has a 2.3 gpa at Lower Central HS. She is in
> Aerobic Gum Twiddling until 10:30, at which time she proceeds to Some Math
> Class 3 until 12:00. At 12:00. . .
> 
>      Definately much scarier. :-)
> 
>                                              --Jeff

And clearly a violation of the Digital Stalking provisions of the Crime
Bill. 

Do you know that by merely saving a copy of this message and later
cross-correlating it with other messages, I am in violation of the
Digital Stalking laws?

--Tim

(Actually, so far as I know, there is not (yet) such a provision. But
there could be. Scary.)

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