It encompasses far more than peeping toms, or even hackers invading Web sites or intercepting cell phone conversations. Not only are people frightened that information about their personal peccadillos could turn up in hostile hands, but also that thieves could cash in on their financial data. Increasingly, people confess to pollsters, they are suspicious of companies that have access to their financial and health care records, and are frightened that the information will be used against them. They are no less wary of what the government could do with such data. All rights reserved.
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