Chris Hoess wrote: > Except that the address book, and the information in it tying together > email addresses, street addresses, names, and various other personal data > seems like it would be just as useful a thing to snatch for marketing. > Shall we remove the address book, too? It's clearly a significant privacy > risk... You can avoid writing such details in addressbook (actually I think most people never bothers). You cannot avoid opening URLs if you want to see the Web pages. So there is a workaround for the address book problem but not for the spyware problem. Jacek
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