[JA] Re: Spam Desk
- From: Linda WJ <pettey-admin@xxxxxxxx>
- To: juno_accmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 23 Nov 2003 02:09:51 -0800
Hi Jim,
> I like the Juno mailer, or at least version 4. I don't like the
> terribly limited Web service Juno provides for free. So, I get Web
> by NetZero (same corporation; different service) ....
Doesn't NetZero limit the time you can spend on the Internet?
We were never very clear about how much Internet time Juno allowed a
person. Somehow I somehow got the idea a person was to use no more than
10 hours per ~day~. I used to periodically check my "usage" and tried to
keep it under 300 hours per month. I used to also write it on my
calendar each month so I had some idea of how much I'd used. Then I took
a vacation from the computer from Sep 2002 until May 2003. When I
started using the Internet again I discovered Juno had removed a person's
"usage" hours from their account. I wonder why? I'm too lazy to write
down every time I get on and off the Internet every day, so now I have no
idea how much time I spend online per month.
> LWJ> (I've always wondered if maybe they don't do some
> spying on you besides.)
>
> There is no evidence. Particularly there is no evidence such
> information has been used to focus my Juno banner ads .....
A few years ago there was some talk about Juno using your computer when
you weren't using it. (For a mega computer or something.) I guess it
never came to pass but at the time I was trying to stay alert to what was
going on. I don't think other people were any more fond of the idea than
I was.
Linda
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