You can not fake your hardcoded device number and how you used their internet.
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The second one I can & did (VPN) ;)
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They’re owned by a Chinese consortium and they collect “anonymous [wink, wink] usage data” which they sell to third parties. You decide.
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And it’s not a real VPN, it’s kinda proxy, no?
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Unless this Opera VPN is some other company that decided to use the worst possible name, yes.
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I guess NSA VPN was taken.
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I thought you would be offline for a week :)
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Yeah, about that… ;)
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Do people actually provide real details for these forms? I always register as bum@arse.com. Unless that's already taken.
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In the EU that's soon going to become a lot harder if not downright illegalhttp://sloanreview.mit.edu/article/the-coming-consumer-data-wars/ …
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I recently chose not to use their ‘free’ wifi as being too privacy invasive. I’ve genuine free wifi and add the price to food and drinks
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So many cases of this. I'm with
@sharonodea fake details is the way to go.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Why would Bills restaurant want your personal info, why?
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