http://tonystocco.com/apple/sweet-deals/save-30-when-you-open-a-mac-account Apple Tutorials from a Serious Fanboy & Internet Nerd Sat, 04 Sep 2010 17:24:15 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://tonystocco.com/apple/sweet-deals/save-30-when-you-open-a-mac-account/comment-page-1#comment-35 Tony Sat, 24 May 2008 19:53:50 +0000 http://appleslut.com/computers/save-30-when-you-open-a-mac-account#comment-35 Sign me up! I had no idea the pricing at the store was different than online. I wonder if other products don't match up. Sign me up! I had no idea the pricing at the store was different than online. I wonder if other products don’t match up.

]]> http://tonystocco.com/apple/sweet-deals/save-30-when-you-open-a-mac-account/comment-page-1#comment-34 Jack Wed, 06 Feb 2008 15:28:21 +0000 http://appleslut.com/computers/save-30-when-you-open-a-mac-account#comment-34 Does anyone have any privacy concerns with .Mac or other website storage systems? I mean a lot of private data, info, images, etc. are being put into semi-public areas, and am I just paranoid (unreasonably frightened) to think that Apple, or the gov't or some hacker or corporation or other (think credit institutions or other manipulators of public domains) is going to make some bad use of my personal information? So three questions: 1. Am I unreasonable in these fears? and 2. Is there a way to use the web without handing over so much control to Apple or Google or MSN or whatever? 3. Which of my fears is more likely and which less (among the different sorts of unwelcome activity I might be afraid of with my personal data.) Does anyone have any privacy concerns with .Mac or other website storage systems? I mean a lot of private data, info, images, etc. are being put into semi-public areas, and am I just paranoid (unreasonably frightened) to think that Apple, or the gov’t or some hacker or corporation or other (think credit institutions or other manipulators of public domains) is going to make some bad use of my personal information? So three questions: 1. Am I unreasonable in these fears? and 2. Is there a way to use the web without handing over so much control to Apple or Google or MSN or whatever? 3. Which of my fears is more likely and which less (among the different sorts of unwelcome activity I might be afraid of with my personal data.)

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