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Abstract 16:9 blog feature image with elegant white serif text reading “Terms of Servitude: Personal Privacy & Profiteer Profiling,” “2026 Edition (an update of the 2012 OpEd),” and “B.L. Bradley (Talk2BLB).” The text sits over a soft ivory haze, with flowing teal and navy topographic waves at the lower left and a warm amber-orange glow at the lower right. Delicate dots and contour lines add subtle texture.

The Grocery Store Analogy update

I won’t bother couching this one in a nice story about going grocery shopping. Sometime in 2012, I wrote an article that served an analogy for why relying on Google and letting them profile your data was a horrible invasion of privacy, generally A Bad Idea, and ultimately would make…

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