It is possible, based on responses, that my take on this was misinterpreted. I am opposed to the technology that is the focus of this thread. I was also pointing out that this product is far from alone in its behavior and our use of cell phones, ISPs, web site browsing, your choice of defensive software (AV for instance), etc. are all vying for our data and succeeding far beyond what most people accept as reality. As I said, if you're online then you and your data are compromised... even with a metric crap-ton of defenses in place.