Hyades1 writes "Gizmodo reports that Verizon is sending out notification letters infested with virtually-indecipherable legalese. In their sneaky, underhanded way, they're informing you that you have 45 days to opt out of their plan to share your somatic




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copyrights:cite this source synonym acquiring v1.1copyright © 2008 by lexico issue group info and point info.' If you view your remark on-line, you won't even get the letter. You'll have to access your account and view your messages. However, Read Write Web says the link subject to there, called the 'Customer Proprietary Network wisdom Notice,' was listed as 'not available.' No doubt Verizon would like to reassure you that everyone they're going to hand your privy data over to will have your best interests at heart."

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