Nowhere to hide in the future?

Well, if I'm to believe this: No anonymity on future web says Google CEO http://www.thinq.co.uk/2010/8/5/no-anonymity-future-web-says-google-ceo/ I might as well hide in my cave here....

 

Have I ? So I have, but hang on, none of them are me. And neither are any of my other pictures on the internet. Why, because I don't trust computers (the most insecure tool known to mankind).

He sounds a bit paraniod to me.

 

I'm pretty sure "they" alreay know all about me . . . and if some poor soul in the bowels of some deep, dark, goverment warren has had the misfortune to be assigned to "keep track" of my comings and goings, I truly feel sorry for them and feel their pain. I am the most boring person on the earth. Really.

I can see the poor soul now holding up a random printout and sobbing "This freak is excited and remorseful . . . over buying a monitor. A MONITOR!. "

Sorry. I'll try and do something interesting tomorrow, nameless watcher . . . there there.

 

Pfft. If you don't want people to know who you are or what you're doing don't use the internet.

call phones, cameras everywhere, the internet and satellite have pretty much made privacy illigitemate for years... this guy is just saying so out loud.

 

Yeah whatever. My real name, address and phone number is a matter of public knowledge, anyway, (phone book). My 'net identity wouldn't be too much harder to find. Anyone want to track me down and fly to Australia - good luck, just let me know and I'll put the kettle on.:-D
Ya gotta expect anytime you offer personal info on the net, albeit financial or whatever, it is be potential public knowledge. Social networks are just an open invitation, i.m.o., no matter what your privacy settings are.