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Originally Posted by number6
This is still looking at it from the advertisers view. It's not about advertising. It's about the interception of private communications for commercial purposes without the informed consent of both parties. That is totally unacceptable whether it is post, telephone, TV or internet.
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Commercial is either license or advertising, that was my point. Again did not say I agreed, merley that was their intention - and from studies I have seen users would be accepting of any model that was cheaper for them in long run.
Judging by by 10MM who signed upto Oystercard, I wonder if the mass number of people would choose convenience over being spied on - or could even make the connection? To illustrate a different spyware operation.
Also, do you not think web and personal are antithesis?