Stop! If you plan to read this post, I will need your detailed itinerary for the day, your most recent ingestion, and your most secret hopes and dreams, all of which I will oneday use against you.

Or this appears to be the fear of many people responding to the discussion of privacy from the New York Times this week. It is no new concern that the digital pervasion of our world has led to more comprehensive data on what people do, and that there are many companies eager to profit from the collective intelligence movement.
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