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really! I remember when icq started out. it was'nt bad...but then....next thing I knew. I would fire up my puter, and the phone would start ringing. Seemed everyone I knew locally, could monitor when I was home, or when I left the house.(before DSL)

It still didnt really register with me, until I had a break-in, and lost several VALUBLES(my rolex, and VERY expensive ring, among them).

Today, I shy away from ANYTHING which would allow others to monitor my activities. I like the security of real privacy.

I dont think people understand, that 80% of all crimes, and violence, can be traced to people who are CLOSE to the victim.

[ 06-17-2004, 06:08 PM: Message edited by: street ]

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Originally posted by street:

really! I remember when icq started out. it was'nt bad...but then....next thing I knew. I would fire up my puter, and the phone would start ringing. Seemed everyone I knew locally, could monitor when I was home, or when I left the house.(before DSL)


LMAO!!! Yep!! Which is why invisible became widely popular.

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I generally keep my MSN and stuff on "Online" status.... and just have people wait for me if I'm not here.

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Big Brother is creeping in ever so slowly, and slowy, and slowly it'll take over..

THIS is the beginning of the end of privacy folks =(

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I always run my ICQ in invisible mode, and am VERY picky about how is on my visible list.

Only 2 people here can see me on ICQ when I am on.

The SC, and Lord David, that's it that's all.

And don't ask, because I will say no....LOL

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Yea I know you never did authorize my request for you add me to you're list =

My ICQ list is full, but only 1 person can see me ... I have invis mode on all the time, sorry but it's to risky having it off

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if im not online it means my computer has lost power

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