YOUR PRIVACY NOW TRULY COMPROMISED

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam, A friend sent me this:

 

Google has implemented a new feature which enables anyone to type a

telephone number into the search bar and hit enter and be given the

person's name and address. If you then hit Map, you will get a map to

the person's house. Everyone should be aware of this! It's a

nationwide reverse telephone book.

 

If a child gives out his/her phone number, someone can now look it up

to find out where he/she lives. The safety issues are obvious and

alarming.

 

Note: You can have your phone number removed or blocked. I tried my

number and it came up along with the Google Map and directions

straight to our house. I did fill out the removal form for myself, and

encourage all of you to do the same.

 

This is quite alarming! Please look up your own numbe

 

In order to test whether your phone number is mapped, go to: Google

link here http://www.google.com/

 

Type your phone number in the search bar (i.e. 555-555-1212) and hit

enter.

 

If you want to BLOCK Google from divulging your private information,

simply click on your telephone number and then click on the Removal

Form. Removal takes 48 hours

 

Check your own number and, although this may not apply to you if you

have an unlisted number or cell phone as primary contact, you may know

who needs to know this. Please share this information with friends and

family.

[Guest guest]

Kundalini-Yoga , " Sat Avtar Kaur "

<myralorey wrote:

>

Sat nam,

 

I understand how the situation you described is dangerous: when a

child gives out their home phone number. If you have an unlisted

number, then I completely understand how this would be of concern. I

have no children. My phone number is in the phone book.

 

I am protected by light and love. I clear myself and my home

regularly. I declare in my heart and mind that no harm will come to

me. I work hard to undo my negative karma and the negative karma of my

ancestors to facilitate abundance in my life. I live righteously. That

is my protection.

 

I do not want to live in fear. I could easily become afraid based on

this email you sent. I choose not to. Anyone could find the map to my

home simply by going to the phone book, and then entering the address

into Map quest. I accept this as part of living with other people in

this world. As a therapist and yoga teacher, I want people to be able

to find me. I use my divine given powers of yoga and clearing my

space to protect me from harm. I declare that the right people will

find me. And if those people do harm to me, it is because there is a

lesson that I need to learn from the experience.

 

But thank you for alerting me to this feature. I do not want to be in

denial of the dangers, just not afraid of them.

 

Arden Riordan

 

 

Sat Nam, A friend sent me this:

>

> Google has implemented a new feature which enables anyone to type a

> telephone number into the search bar and hit enter and be given the

> person's name and address. If you then hit Map, you will get a map to

> the person's house. Everyone should be aware of this! It's a

> nationwide reverse telephone book.

>

> If a child gives out his/her phone number, someone can now look it up

> to find out where he/she lives. The safety issues are obvious and

> alarming.

>

> Note: You can have your phone number removed or blocked. I tried my

> number and it came up along with the Google Map and directions

> straight to our house. I did fill out the removal form for myself, and

> encourage all of you to do the same.

>

> This is quite alarming! Please look up your own numbe

>

> In order to test whether your phone number is mapped, go to: Google

> link here http://www.google.com/

>

> Type your phone number in the search bar (i.e. 555-555-1212) and hit

> enter.

>

> If you want to BLOCK Google from divulging your private information,

> simply click on your telephone number and then click on the Removal

> Form. Removal takes 48 hours

>

> Check your own number and, although this may not apply to you if you

> have an unlisted number or cell phone as primary contact, you may know

> who needs to know this. Please share this information with friends and

> family.

>

[Guest guest]

Doesn't this only happen if you are already publicly listed in the

phone book? If so, then what is the issue?

 

Personally, I am much more concerned about the massive domestic

surveillance operation being executed without warrant or oversight by

the federal government, in conjunction with the telecom companies.