Re: Want a no-strings-attached Gmail invitation?
From: Samantha Hill (fleetfingers_at_gmail.com)
Date: 09/17/04
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Date: 17 Sep 2004 07:33:21 -0700
Anne Carle <acarle@munge.com> wrote in message news:<0jblk0tqu4fp90p7pmnj4g8r6bj4m6ttvc@4ax.com>...
>
> >I have six, and since I got mine with no strings attached, I offer
> >them with no strings attached. Just email me here. First come, first
> >served.
> But do yourself a favor and read here first:
> http://www.gmail-is-too-creepy.com/
They don't do anything that their own search engine, those search
toolbars, or Yahoo doesn't do. That site looks like sort of a fringe
site to me. Who cares if the ads are irrelevant if they are easy to
ignore and you therefore don't notice them anyway? Who in their right
mind really *wants* targeted advertising like Google, Yahoo, Excite,
and practically everybody else does, so why should one complain that
the advertising isn't 100% relevant?
Anyway, it's a good screen to keep spam out of your regular inbox and
it threads mailing list discussions nicely. The amount of storage
space you get makes it a nice place to store file attachments that you
need to access from elsewhere. And if you are concerned about privacy
you should be deleting cookies regularly -- at least weekly -- because
Google is not by far the only place that collects personal data on
your internet activity.
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