[BC] Fellow paranoids

[Tom]

Of course, that depends on the carrier - some are a bit more protective 
of their customers' data than others. And have the lawyers to fight 
frivolous subpoenas, and the deep-enough pockets to fund the fight.

Similar to the recent foofaraw with Yahoo, MSN, and Google being asked 
for their stats. Google said "Not only NO, but HE?? NO!" Last I heard, 
Google still hasn't surrendered any personal data to the feds.

RichardBJohnson at comcast.net wrote:
> Hello all,
> I just read page 14 of this week’s Wireless Review, a.k.a.
> Telephony. 
snip
> I was thinking of getting a cell-phone. Now I’m sure I
> don’t want one. I do not want anybody to know where
> I am going, who I am talking to, how many hours I’ve
> spent at my house, at work, on-the-road, etc., nor where
> I’m going to be next weekend. It’s not because I am
> planning to nuke the universe, it’s just because I plan
> to remain American.
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