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From: gmp@rayssd.ray.com (Gregory M. Paris)
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Subject: Re: Telephone Privacy
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Date: Mon, 19-Oct-87 20:33:47 EDT
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Interesting it is how many articles I've read that have implied or
declared that display of calling number is a violation of the caller's
right of privacy.  In my opinion, the telephone is the most intrusive
device ever invented.  If someday I can tell who is calling before I
pick up the phone, I will consider that innovation the biggest boon to
privacy since the device was invented.

Greg Paris