Comments on: DTV Coupons: Personal Tracking http://philosecurity.org/2009/02/23/dtv-coupons-personal-tracking Tue, 09 Mar 2010 23:41:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Prashant http://philosecurity.org/2009/02/23/dtv-coupons-personal-tracking/comment-page-1#comment-4947 Prashant Mon, 27 Jul 2009 21:09:36 +0000 http://philosecurity.org/?p=983#comment-4947 Bah, who cares about what they track? I could care less about who knew what I was buying, when I was buying that, and where I was living. It really doesn't matter in the end, and I have never been impeded from doing what I needed to do. I think that we need to stop being so worried and fearful about what other people think or know about us, and focus on what we are doing and why we do that. Bah, who cares about what they track? I could care less about who knew what I was buying, when I was buying that, and where I was living. It really doesn’t matter in the end, and I have never been impeded from doing what I needed to do. I think that we need to stop being so worried and fearful about what other people think or know about us, and focus on what we are doing and why we do that.

]]> By: Michele http://philosecurity.org/2009/02/23/dtv-coupons-personal-tracking/comment-page-1#comment-4449 Michele Thu, 05 Mar 2009 16:57:28 +0000 http://philosecurity.org/?p=983#comment-4449 I loved this article! It was very informative and prompted gratitude for my cable box. However, if there are security risks involved with that avenue of entertainment, I would love to know. Is it possible that just as Google tracks my online activity, my local cable provider knows what shows I watch? It is a shame, I feel, that more people are not educated about the risks they take every day compromising their identity and personal information, leaving themselves wide open for unsolited junk mail or those with worse motives. There is so much I don't know, and that is why I appreciate those who educate others about how to keep their families and businesses secure. What a country we've become! I'm sure our grandparents wouldn't even recognize it. I shutter to think what it will be like for my daughter. It is hard sometimes not to feel like an animal trapped in a cage. I loved this article! It was very informative and prompted gratitude for my cable box. However, if there are security risks involved with that avenue of entertainment, I would love to know. Is it possible that just as Google tracks my online activity, my local cable provider knows what shows I watch?
It is a shame, I feel, that more people are not educated about the risks they take every day compromising their identity and personal information, leaving themselves wide open for unsolited junk mail or those with worse motives. There is so much I don’t know, and that is why I appreciate those who educate others about how to keep their families and businesses secure.
What a country we’ve become! I’m sure our grandparents wouldn’t even recognize it. I shutter to think what it will be like for my daughter. It is hard sometimes not to feel like an animal trapped in a cage.

]]> By: AUGUSTUS FOSTER http://philosecurity.org/2009/02/23/dtv-coupons-personal-tracking/comment-page-1#comment-4444 AUGUSTUS FOSTER Mon, 02 Mar 2009 18:06:57 +0000 http://philosecurity.org/?p=983#comment-4444 I to called to get the "free DTV coupons" without giving any thought to who paid for them. I remember being asked not to give my coupons away and that I was the only one that was allowed to use them. I didn't give it much thought until I received the coupons in the mail. I was surprised when I got two "Credit cards and not two pieces of paper. To make a long story short I ran my cards through my shredder. I don't need the governments handout. If I had known they were behind it, I would have never called in the first place. Americans should try living without TV before expecting the government to come to their every aid. PS. For any reader thats interested a good book to read that might shine some light on this subject would be "The Mark of the Beast" by Peter Lagonde & Paul Lagonde I to called to get the “free DTV coupons” without giving any thought to who paid for them. I remember being asked not to give my coupons away and that I was the only one that was allowed to use them. I didn’t give it much thought until I received the coupons in the mail. I was surprised when I got two “Credit cards and not two pieces of paper.

To make a long story short I ran my cards through my shredder. I don’t need the governments handout. If I had known they were behind it, I would have never called in the first place. Americans should try living without TV before expecting the government to come to their every aid.

PS. For any reader thats interested a good book to read that might shine some light on this subject would be “The Mark of the Beast” by Peter Lagonde & Paul Lagonde

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