The article pretty much repeats the main points Bruce Schneier, and other privacy advocates, keep making: the fact that some individual or the government doesn't consider your behavior offensive <i>now</i>, doesn't mean they don't will in the future. A message I think cannot be repeated often enough in the current climate.<p>Once, stealing an apple from an orchard was kiddie mischief, punished by a spanking from the owner. Now it's a criminal activity, which gets you taken away from your parents if you run into the wrong police, or 'children safety' officer. Writing about stealing an apple when you were eight won't cause employers to blink currently (at least, I think). Who knows how moral values will have evolved ten years from now?