Chapter 9 - QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION AND WRITING: Do you or people you know well (family members, friends) believe that others know a great deal more about you than you’ve told them or you want them to know? How do you know what others know about you: your credit rating? Your medical history? Your genetic makeup? Your criminal record? What are some of the major consequences of dissemination of such personal information over the Internet, which might pertain to your ability to obtain health insurance or personalized medicine, or conduct personal relationships? Does Solove suggest ways in which a private individual can control access to such information, particularly if “many fragments of personal information will reside on the Internet forever, accessible to this and future generations through a simple Google search” (paragraph 7)?