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AKarlov August 6, 2013 at 21:03

What do you know about Tom?

Social networks and Internet giants seem to know more about us than loved ones. A very recent example of the search for a pressure cooker and a backpack that turned into a visit by special services no longer surprises Americans. Correspondent Tom Gara decided to calculate the number of sources of information about himself, and we translated all this.

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