How many people a day do you suppose go into a mega-electronics store like Circuit City and purchase a new computer? And how many of those people do you suppose have the store like Circuit City transfer their personal data from their old computer to their new computer for them? How many of you have done that? And if you have, did you end up wishing you hadn’t?

That’s certainly how “Susan”, whose real identity is being withheld, of Boulder, Colorado feels. Susan purchased a new computer from the Boulder Circuit City, and brought in her old computer to have Circuit City transfer things from old computer to new.

Which they did.

But not before first transferring all of her data, including some very personal information, correspondence, and pictures, onto…

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