Comments on: Your Medical Records: Who’s Looking At Them?

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Well,the medical records should be made confidential for some reasons.But is it the ideal solution for everyone? Probably not. Just beware that if we run to the doctor for every bump, scratch and rash, all of that information can end up in a number of different locations that you may or may not be aware of or have control over.

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Human Events and Rebuttal — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 08:05:58 +0000

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Start a rumor:
The radical, fringy, and racially incendiary Reverend Jeremiah Wright was actually Barack Obama’s pastor and friend for two decades—oh wait, that’s true!
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Q & A — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 07:41:03 +0000

Q: Is there a way to surf the Web anonymously so that the sites I visit don’t know that I have been there?

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An anonymizer hides information that is coming from the user’s computer. It often is used by government agencies and corporations — it can make communication seem to come from an entirely different place. A company called Anonymizer (www.Anonymizer.com) is a major provider of this type of service for $80 a year.

Onion routing is another method of disguising the origin of most Internet activity. It can be complicated, making it more appropriate for advanced users. You can use onion routing for free through http://www.TorProject.org.

Our inside source: Randolph Hock, PhD, a former reference librarian and now a seminar and workshop provider and operator of Online Strategies, Vienna, Virginia. http://www.OnStrat.com.