No more privacy on AIM

[Ouch!]

Another reason why MSN Messenger > AIM

[Halan]

Spiff and I conspired to kill the president and his secret service people today over AIM. Maybe this is why Spiff got shot in the face by some men in black suits.

[m4tt]

I'm sure AOL really cares about what me and my girlfriend and me and Danny talk about.

[Rye]

Maybe this is what the l33ters were preparing for? xD

[-N-]

I read this on Drudge. Seems it'll be the worst for businesses who use AIM. I don't really carry out sensitive conversations over AIM anyways.

[Halan]

I'm sure AOL really cares about what me and my girlfriend and me and Danny talk about.

Probably talk about the same sort of stuff with both of em, eh eh? EH?

[m4tt]

Probably talk about the same sort of stuff with both of em, eh eh? EH?

Oh you know it.

[rubah]

Ha. I knew there was a reason I've kept aim in disgrace for the last several months.

It's not like I talk to anyone on there anyways.

[amratis]

Good luck to them if they want to wade through the crap that most AOL users produce.

But Psy I'm sure MSN .etc produces just as much crap per user

[Mindflare]

Privacy is overrated. God forbid anyone know about my piddly life.

IRC is still good. *shrug*

[Belethdolien]

I still swear to MSN....

[Luc]

I thought they always did that. Oh well, it's not like the stuff I talk about on AIM is important anyway.

[DMKA]

Oh you know it.

HAWT.

[Mr. Graves]

I'm not on AIM enough to really worry about it. Although I think this is realy bogus. Gay-oh-ell sucks a boatload.

What I'm wondering is, if two Trillian users are using AIM via that, are they still suseptable to being pryed on?

[Tidus Andronicus]

I'm guessing AOL doesn't like that people know about this. XD

http://p2pnet.net/story/4223