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Message-ID: <20031005145147.D54331019C@ns1.bulldogdsl.com> From: alastair at thebrix.org.uk (Alastair Scott) Subject: Verisign fighting back at ICANN Thor wrote: > "By visiting http://www.internetprivacyadvocate.org, > consumers will find a variety of steps they can take to > protect their privacy, reduce SPAM and protect their domain > name registration(s) from hijacking and unauthorized transfers. " > </QUOTES> Hmmm ... the first step would seem to be not to visit the site. It sets two cookies (from internetprivacyadvocate.org and stats.superstat.com) and ends with a flourish: <!-- Start Superstats code version 3.0b. Copyright 1997-2001 MyComputer.com, Inc. More info available at http://www.mycomputer.com --> (code omitted) <!-- End Superstats tracking code. --> Alastair
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