Anyone paying attention has to be asking the question: Is the Internet today more useful to those intending good, or to those intending harm? For cybertheft, or for commerce? To spies, or to philanthropists? And, most to the point: to spammers, or to "real people"? The answers are not at all clear, and to the degree that they are, they are not comforting.
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