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Re: Amazon's Cluelessness
Author: Phil Wolff Posted: 9/4/2000; 11:57:42 AM Topic: Amazon's Cluelessness Msg #: 20815 (In response to 20808) Prev/Next: 20814 / 20816
For most of the 1900s Switzerland had a reputation as unassailable in its protection of financial data. A "Swiss bank account" was a passport to security and privacy of your financial assets. Which leads to the first question...Where in the world would I locate if I wanted to set up a business that managed personal information? What country would provide the most powerful and secure means for defending a person's privacy, even to extremes?
Which leads to the second question...
What can I do to have legislatures compete for a reputation as the "Switzerland of Personal Privacy", leapfrogging each other to create privacy laws and agencies as happened in Europe?
I almost want a data haven.
- phil [http://dijest.editthispage.com/]
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- Re: Amazon's Cluelessness, Mark Nottingham, 9/4/2000; 12:09:49 PM
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