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CurrentC allows me to expose all of my personal information to retailers so they can use it as they please! I love the ease of use of opening up my spending habits to retailers with no concern for my privacy. Future feature requests- * Please tie in my store Wi-Fi and location data so you can track every aspect of me in your store. * Please sell my data to your CurrentC partners * Better yet, sell my spending habits to junk mail companies -- I love unsolicited mail * Allow me to upload all of my contacts to your database so you can share all of your high-value brand recognition with my friends and family * I would like to see very large web ads within your app since I now have a larger phone screen size. * On occasion leak your cloud data about me to others to expose my details to as many other businesses and enterprising programmers in foreign lands. * Add a few more steps to the process of using the app for payment so I further enjoy the time it takes to stand at a check out line in a store.
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Fox Searchlight has acquired Meet The Man Who Sold His Fate To Investors At $1 A Share, a Wired Magazine article by Joshua Davis that will be crafted into a starring and directing vehicle for Jason Bateman to play a man who found a novel commodity for a public offering: himself. It created a host of problems for the actual guy, Mike Merrill, when shareholders demanded control over life decisions like whether or not to have a vasectomy, or even whether he should move in with his longtime girlfriend (and minority shareholder).
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If Napster wasn't peer-to-peer but it did let you type the name of a song and then listen to it, it would have been just as popular.
To prevent this kind of attack we need to: limit the number of login attempts, ban IPs that send a large number of login requests