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		By: John Fembup		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Re the Facebook issue, &quot;There is no question these Facebook accounts are like someone’s home,” the Judge said.

&quot;Like&quot; - yeah, maybe. But it seems to me the accounts are definitely - or at least arguably - not identical to someone&#039;s home.  Now what?

That seems to me the very first issue that must be resolved. 

And every time I catch myself thinking I have no sympathy for people who cry &quot;privacy!&quot; after posting personal information on these social vanity sites, I also think how I would react if information I post when paying bills, or ordering a book, or even posting like this, were subject to surreptitious search.  This is an important issue for our age.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Re the Facebook issue, &#8220;There is no question these Facebook accounts are like someone’s home,” the Judge said.</p>
<p>&#8220;Like&#8221; &#8211; yeah, maybe. But it seems to me the accounts are definitely &#8211; or at least arguably &#8211; not identical to someone&#8217;s home.  Now what?</p>
<p>That seems to me the very first issue that must be resolved. </p>
<p>And every time I catch myself thinking I have no sympathy for people who cry &#8220;privacy!&#8221; after posting personal information on these social vanity sites, I also think how I would react if information I post when paying bills, or ordering a book, or even posting like this, were subject to surreptitious search.  This is an important issue for our age.</p>
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