Classmates.com is next up in the "revising our privacy policy"

Looks as if your Classmates data could soon be more readilly accessible.

I have to wonder --- is Classmates fee based customer base exclusively people who've never heard of Facebookj?

- Wayne
http://www.s-consult.com

From: Classmates.com <ClassmatesEmail@classmates.com>

Date: Sat, 30 Jan 2010 16:59:28 -0800 (PST)

To: <wayne@s-consult.com>

Subject: Notice: updates to Classmates.com's privacy policy

Notice: updates to Classmates.com's privacy policy

To make it easier for old friends—including you!—to reunite, we're coming up with ways to let more people use Classmates from around the Internet without having to visit Classmates.com.

To do that, we're about to start making your public Classmates content available to people using a variety of sites and devices, including Facebook and the iPhone. This content can include your name, photos, community affiliations, and more.

Of course, we care about your privacy as much as we do your ability to catch up with your past. We're updating our privacy policy to make these new features possible, and you're able to opt out.

To opt out of publishing your information through these applications, update your privacy settings within the next two weeks. (You can also update your settings at any time in the future.) You can read the updated privacy policy here.

Look for our new Facebook app: We're about to release a Facebook application that lets people curious about their old friends and schoolmates explore our class lists and member activity. If you're on Facebook, we hope you check it out once it's available.

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Wayne Schulz

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