Comments on: NSA granted Net location-tracking patent

Government agency patents a way to learn the geographical location of Internet users. How will the technique be used?

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The technique isn't foolproof. People using a dial-up connection can't be traced beyond their Internet service provider--which could be in an different area of the country--and it doesn't account for proxy services like Anonymizer.

I thought it should read, "which could be in a different area. I thought "an" was only used when the beginning letter of the next word was a vowel

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The technique isn't foolproof. People using a dial-up connection can't be traced beyond their Internet service provider--which could be in an different area of the country--and it doesn't account for proxy services like Anonymizer.

I thought it should read, "which could be in a different area. I thought "an" was only used when the beginning letter of the next word was a vowel

Mis-spelling

The technique isn't foolproof. People using a dial-up connection can't be traced beyond their Internet service provider--which could be in an different area of the country--and it doesn't account for proxy services like Anonymizer.

I thought it should read, "which could be in a different area. I thought "an" was only used when the beginning letter of the next word was a vowel

Mis-spelling

The technique isn't foolproof. People using a dial-up connection can't be traced beyond their Internet service provider--which could be in an different area of the country--and it doesn't account for proxy services like Anonymizer.

I thought it should read, "which could be in a different area. I thought "an" was only used when the beginning letter of the next word was a vowel