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Now I am very public on the Internet. What I object to is anyone at all being tracked. If you visit a website that sells strawberry jam, why should the prioprietors of that site even be permitted to know you were, say, a gay Muslim male?On Thursday I went to a job fair in Portland, however I did not approach all of the booths. One that I did not was Rentrak, because it promised a product that identifies "how they vote". Neither did I approach Webtrends because they "invented analytics".