On 2011-04-24, Nancy Young > wrote:
> dsi1 wrote:

>> As far as I know the boxes are proprietary systems belonging to the
>> manufacturer and any data that may remain in the computers after a
>> crash is not available to outside agencies.

> FWIW, a quick google came up with this:

> It touches on the subject.

There's a lot on the internet. Another scary fact is that issue dsil
touches on. What do you mean "belonging to the manufacturer"!? This
is the same crap MicroSloth is trying to pull, that after I buy a
computer or software, it's still belongs to the vendor and not me.
Horsecrap! You buy Levi's and L-S can tell you how to wear them?
If I spend $30K for a car, every damn nut and bolt in the sonuvabitch
is MINE! If not, I'm not buying it. If it does have info on me, it
should be MY info, not some nosey 3-rd party sumbitch.

Doesn't this intrusion worry you folks? Damn sure does me.

nb