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Big Brother Wants to Hear More of Your Calls By Barry Welford By now most seasoned Internet surfers realize that wherever they go they leave their electronic footprints. They may feel much more comfortable communicating with a close friend via a cell phone. However as John Whitehead points out Big Brother Is Listening to Your Cell Phone Calls. Indeed it would appear that Big Brother would like to listen much more.   Moreover, the FBI and other government agencies are demanding greater legal authority to be able to force companies–especially cell phone companies–to turn over customer information. "They have pushed for an aggressive interpretation of the statute that would allow it to monitor certain Internet content without a warrant and to collect tracking information about the physical locations of cell phone users," the ACLU reports, "turning cell phones into what, for all practical purposes, are location tracking bugs." Now the Bush Administration is prodding Congress to grant retroactive legal immunity to the telecommunications companies that have allowed government agents access to their customers’ private phone call data. If Congress passes such a law, it would put an end to the dozens of lawsuits that have already been filed against phone companies alleged to have violated federal privacy laws by handing over customer data to the government. It would also put an end to any pretense that our government has our best interests at heart. Mobile Communication Devices; MCD's here Some people seem to value their privacy less. Could The Pudding be for you? The Pudding is a cell phone application, which is Internet based. With The Pudding you can make free, unlimited calls to any phone in the U.S. and Canada from your web browser. No downloads are necessary. When talking via The Pudding, voice recognition software will listen to your conversation and display web pages, news, ads and images related to your conversation. The Pudding is in Beta trials at the moment and seems to be a runaway success. If you wish to do such a trial, you will be informed at sometime down the road when you can be added to the trial. Apparently just getting a free service is enough for some people to accept the loss of privacy. Even more intrusively, the ads they will be shown will be relevant to the topic they are discussing. That’s a somewhat scary notion. Related: Your Cell Phone Will Be Listening to Your Conversations Comments Mobile Communication Devices; MCD's here About the Author: Barry Welford, President of SMM Strategic Marketing Montreal works with business owners and senior management on Internet Marketing strategy and action plans to grow their companies. He is a moderator at the Cre8asite Forums and writes on current issues on the Internet and on the Mobile Web in three blogs, BPWrap, StayGoLinks and The Other Bloke's Blog.

How much longer will the American People be Governed by SPIES, LIERS THIEVES, and MASS MURDERERS selected FOR US by; NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX?   SHOW US ALL THE CANDIDATES RUNNING FOR OFFICE, LET US DECIDE FOR OUR SELVES...   Clearly  NBC, FOX, ABC, CBS, Your only job is to provide the news, NOT TO MAKE IT !! 

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