Comments on: Six degrees of Kevin Bacon? Microsoft finds 6.6 in massive data bank
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MS has zero credibility and zero trust among thinking individuals.
The real story isn't how someone can use this massive potential breach of security to make money, although it doesn't surprise me that a businessman would think of this first. The real story is the massive potential violation of privacy of this project. Way to drop the ball!
- by rob_bond August 31, 2008 4:05 PM PDT
- "Researchers at Microsoft studied records of 30 billion electronic conversations among 180 million people in various countries". This is the credibility of the research. Please remember there are far more contacts not through electronic conversations or Microsoft solutions.
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