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January 18, 2013

The Hoax of a Digital Life

Timothy Egan, New York Times


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I once tried to talk somebody out of pursuing a mail-order bride, a young Filipino who for a relatively modest fee would agree to move to Spokane, Wash., and start a new life with a complete stranger. Among the many questions raised by this half-baked plan was: How could you marry someone you had never met?

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TAGGED: privacy concerns, Manti Te’o

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