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Introduction
The book of Revelation tells us that, at some future date, there will be a one-world ruler known as the beast and Antichrist.

Revelation further tells us that the Antichrist will require all people to wear a mark of identification, in order to be allowed to buy or sell.

We most certainly have NOT reached this stage yet, but it still behooves each of us to stay vigilant and informed on the issue of privacy.
The following are links to the best websites on privacy that we have located to date. These links are secular, and the fact that Bible Bell lists them does NOT mean that we endorse all of their goals and methods.
If you find other good privacy links, please let us know so that we can consider their inclusion on this page.
And authority was given him (Antichrist) over every tribe, tongue, and nation. Rev 13.7b

No one may buy or sell except one who has the mark or the name of the beast (Antichrist), or the number of his name. Rev 13.17 (see also Rev 14.9-10, 16.2, 19.20)

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Privacy.org - Privacy.Org provides daily news, information, and initiatives on privacy. This web page is a joint project of the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) and Privacy International.

Electronic Privacy Information Center - EPIC is a public interest research center in Washington, D.C. It was established in 1994 to focus public attention on emerging civil liberties issues and to protect privacy, the First Amendment, and constitutional values. EPIC info about Microsoft Passport - Microsoft has integrated several Passport-enabled services directly into the desktop of the XP version of Windows. Passport is an integral part of Microsoft's Dot-Net concept. Many privacy advocates are concerned that Dot-Net will eventually give Microsoft the same control and dominance over internet commerce as it now exercises over computer operating systems.

See follow-on information concerning HOTMAIL in the panel below...

The Problem with .NET
By Tim McDonald
NewsFactor Network
March 20, 2002

<quoted in part>
.NET is a sophisticated and far- reaching strategy that directs the extraordinary flow of personal information it collects from consumers to Microsoft or to its partners.

It has various components: Passport establishes a consumer's identity on the Internet, and such functions as .NET Contacts, .NET Location, .NET Inbox, .NET documents and others collect various pieces of information. For example, anyone who has ever signed up for a free, Web-based Hotmail account has a Passport, and every time that person visits Microsoft or affiliated sites, the sites receive information about the user.

This vast amount of information is stored in a central database, giving Microsoft and its Passport affiliates the ability to profile users' activity and to send them unsolicited e-mail.
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Introduction The book of Revelation tells us that, at some future date, there will be a one-world ruler known as the beast and Antichrist. Revelation further tells us that the Antichrist will require all people to wear a mark of identification, in order to be allowed to buy or sell. We most certainly have NOT reached this stage yet, but it still behooves each of us to stay vigilant and informed on the issue of privacy. The following are links to the best websites on privacy that we have located to date. These links are secular, and the fact that Bible Bell lists them does NOT mean that we endorse all of their goals and methods. If you find other good privacy links, please let us know so that we can consider their inclusion on this page.		And authority was given him (Antichrist) over every tribe, tongue, and nation. Rev 13.7b No one may buy or sell except one who has the mark or the name of the beast (Antichrist), or the number of his name. Rev 13.17 (see also Rev 14.9-10, 16.2, 19.20)
Links Privacy.org - Privacy.Org provides daily news, information, and initiatives on privacy. This web page is a joint project of the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) and Privacy International. Electronic Privacy Information Center - EPIC is a public interest research center in Washington, D.C. It was established in 1994 to focus public attention on emerging civil liberties issues and to protect privacy, the First Amendment, and constitutional values.		EPIC info about Microsoft Passport - Microsoft has integrated several Passport-enabled services directly into the desktop of the XP version of Windows. Passport is an integral part of Microsoft's Dot-Net concept. Many privacy advocates are concerned that Dot-Net will eventually give Microsoft the same control and dominance over internet commerce as it now exercises over computer operating systems. See follow-on information concerning HOTMAIL in the panel below...
		The Problem with .NET By Tim McDonald NewsFactor Network March 20, 2002 <quoted in part> .NET is a sophisticated and far- reaching strategy that directs the extraordinary flow of personal information it collects from consumers to Microsoft or to its partners. It has various components: Passport establishes a consumer's identity on the Internet, and such functions as .NET Contacts, .NET Location, .NET Inbox, .NET documents and others collect various pieces of information. For example, anyone who has ever signed up for a free, Web-based Hotmail account has a Passport, and every time that person visits Microsoft or affiliated sites, the sites receive information about the user. This vast amount of information is stored in a central database, giving Microsoft and its Passport affiliates the ability to profile users' activity and to send them unsolicited e-mail. <end quote>