18 Quotes by Jason Catlett

We regard this as information that Intel behaved deceptively.

My initial concept was deplorably vague. All I knew was that the Internet and privacy were on a collision course.

Our usual practice is to talk to the companies concerned before the press,

Responses to direct marketing are dropping in general. More and more people just throw mail away - especially unmarked mail - without opening it.

I think privacy policies may be getting worse. They're getting longer, more difficult to understand, and filled with more loopholes.

Engage has done many good things to protect privacy, but my worry is they are firing the starting gun in the race for the bottom,

The worst actors will be left to use the most sophisticated surveillance techniques as they please.

They all find out that you opened the mail and they get an invisible tracking number, so if you go to a store ... that number is reported to them and they can build that information into a database,

Advertisers are already watching where people go on sites and now they're trying to get details of what is actually bought. Companies holding personal profiles should be required by law to handle the information with extreme care and only use it for the primary authorized purpose.