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http://subtopia.blogspot.com/2006/06/area-71.html
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/11/14/business/yourmoney/what-walmart-knows-about-customers-habits.html
https://web.archive.org/web/20070426150740/http://www.reclaimdemocracy.org:80/walmart/2007/spying_operation.php
This right here is Walmart's "Area 71" datacenter. That's right, it's a literal and absolutely fucking massive botnet. If you've ever set foot in a Walmart, you've been botnetted. If you've ever protested against Walmart, you've been botnetted. If you've reported on suc protests, you've been botnetted. If you were for some reason dumb and connected to their wifi, all of your personal emails are now theirs and the botnet's. If for some reason you're working there, you're actively being spied on by the botnet.
People are quick to scream "BOTNET" with the traditional companies (Google, MS, Yahoo, et al), but many don't realize that Walmart is also a massive botnet. Arguably, a far more scarier botnet that's actually real and literal.
>All of the data are precious to Wal-Mart.
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It's mostly just for inventory tracking and distribution.
I wouldn't worry about it.
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>>61213451
Prove it.
Hint: you can't.
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>>61213378
>muh privacy
Go fuck yourself
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>>61213463
>not caring about it
Go fuck yourself
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This is why Target's better.
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Is there anything decent that Walmart provides? We don't have them here.
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>>61214122
Nope, they're nothing but an economic leech on small town and middle america
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>>61214133
Good thing NYC's effectively banned them.
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>>61213536
>Caring about something you're incapable of changing, and is in no way unique
k
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>>61214195
>something you're incapable of changing
That's called voting with your wallet, anon.
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>>61214225
Ah yes I'll not give money to Walmart and instead give it to another giant conglomerate or subsidiary of Walmart anyway.
Meanwhile I'll be part of the "botnet" anyway because my personal data is sold by companies, allowing them to get a hold of it that way regardless.
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Walmart offers wifi? What the fuck.
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>>61213451
t. CIA nigger
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>>61214301
In Canadaland they have it but it's password protected.
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>>61213378
>Walmart is also a massive botnet
Duh?
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>>61214593
You would think it is duh, but for a lot of people, it's not.
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>>61214301
I'm on wm wifi right now. Vpn'd to my house though.
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