- The library is named according to the computer's owner: "____ _____'s library" and so on.
- iTunes shares everything the owner has, meaning that any self-recordings in one's library are available to anyone else (for example, podcasts on dieting or other medical issues)
- iTunes shares one's playlists, which often have names that share personal info, such as "my songs," or pieces for class.
- Most egregiously, most of the shared libraries I peeked at share the "top 25 most played songs" and "recently played," both of which are a little personal for sharing across the internet, even on Williams.
iTunes libraries
It seems people with iTunes open on their computer automatically share content on the Williams network. So far, so good. But there are a few other much more creepy details:
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