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Argues legal categories break down in practice and proposes a taxonomy that treats payload vs headers as the decisive technical boundary, warning that packet inspection/DPI is required to fetch payload fields like email subjects or URLs; describes four data classes (network metadata, application metadata, content, service‑use) and asks whether combining network metadata with subscriber records demands judicial safeguards. Presents a deployed design that uses certificate signatures to hide exact charging‑station locations from a clearing house while producing auditable billing records and discusses trust and clean pipe tradeoffs. Frames privacy incidents as system failures and applies a formal system model (soft‑systems techniques) to Google Buzz/Street View as a proof‑of‑concept to trace organizational root causes.
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