Adam Stenseth wrote: > Just for my own edification, does this apply to > landline service as well(or other government-sanctioned > monopolies)? For example, are your calling habits and > landline number "assets" of your phone company? Many of them > seem to think so.
Yes, they are. Just as the details of your credit card transactions are the property of the credit card company. Which is why your detailed transaction records, including your name, are available for sale from your credit company to anybody that wants to buy thousands of them. --Lucky