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Social Networking and E-Mail Harvesting
A few weeks ago, a friend invited me to social networking site Hi5 (not linking on purpose). I knew the sender, I’m interested in communities as a phenomenon of digital lifestyles, so I clicked the coded link and registered. I also changed the mail-address my friend had used (a personal address) to one I usually [...]
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