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Does the loss of privacy worry you?

We will never be anonymous again. Supermarkets, banks (not just your own), mail order companies, insurers - all have access to our personal information. And doctors have given warning that centralising NHS records could be a greater infringement of personal freedom than ID cards. How much do you value your privacy and what should be done to protect it? E-mail your view, using the form below



America’s so called “Patriot Act” is a frightening step backwards for a country that stands for civil liberties. Medical records, shopping habits, even library book checkouts are subject to scrutiny. We are told that it is for our “safety”. Our founding fathers are rolling in their graves. Kim Righetti, Upland, California

Given that we already have privacy and data protection legislation that covers many of the current problem areas, then surely the issue to be addressed is that prosecutions for breaches are rare, and not significant in financial terms to the major corporates? Iain Henderson, London

Yes, the loss of privacy does worry me. Anonymous



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