Chattel fits the bill?

• Generally a personal item.
• Is property other than real or personal property?

What

can Google do for the computer user/user/customer? I don’t mind one of the alternate usages: slave (Merriam-Webster) Even

• then,

though,

as 1006a commented, it’s hard to nail down the “protected” part with using an adjective. The last sentence is: slave (Merriam-Webster) Like… Well, “protected”

you guys?

Chattel fits the bill?

• Generally a personal item.
• Is property other than real or personal property?

What

can Google do for the computer user/user/customer? I don’t mind one of the alternate usages: slave (Merriam-Webster) Even

• then,

though,

as 1006a commented, it’s hard to nail down the “protected” part with using an adjective. The last sentence is: slave (Merriam-Webster) Like… Well, “protected”

you guys?

Chattel fits the bill?

• Generally a personal item.
• Is property other than real or personal property?

What

can Google do for the computer user/user/customer? I don’t mind one of the alternate usages: slave (Merriam-Webster) Even

• then,

though,

as 1006a commented, it’s hard to nail down the “protected” part with using an adjective. The last sentence is: slave (Merriam-Webster) Like… Well, “protected”

you guys?

Chattel fits the bill?

• Generally a personal item.
• Is property other than real or personal property?

What

can Google do for the computer user/user/customer? I don’t mind one of the alternate usages: slave (Merriam-Webster) Even

• then,

though,

as 1006a commented, it’s hard to nail down the “protected” part with using an adjective. The last sentence is: slave (Merriam-Webster) Like… Well, “protected”

you guys?

Chattel fits the bill?

• Generally a personal item.
• Is property other than real or personal property?

What

can Google do for the computer user/user/customer? I don’t mind one of the alternate usages: slave (Merriam-Webster) Even

• then,

though,

as 1006a commented, it’s hard to nail down the “protected” part with using an adjective. The last sentence is: slave (Merriam-Webster) Like… Well, “protected”

you guys?

Chattel fits the bill?

• Generally a personal item.
• Is property other than real or personal property?

What

can Google do for the computer user/user/customer? I don’t mind one of the alternate usages: slave (Merriam-Webster) Even

• then,

though,

as 1006a commented, it’s hard to nail down the “protected” part with using an adjective. The last sentence is: slave (Merriam-Webster) Like… Well, “protected”

you guys?

Chattel fits the bill?

• Generally a personal item.
• Is property other than real or personal property?

What

can Google do for the computer user/user/customer? I don’t mind one of the alternate usages: slave (Merriam-Webster) Even

• then,

though,

as 1006a commented, it’s hard to nail down the “protected” part with using an adjective. The last sentence is: slave (Merriam-Webster) Like… Well, “protected”

you guys?

Chattel fits the bill?

• Generally a personal item.
• Is property other than real or personal property?

What

can Google do for the computer user/user/customer? I don’t mind one of the alternate usages: slave (Merriam-Webster) Even

• then,

though,

as 1006a commented, it’s hard to nail down the “protected” part with using an adjective. The last sentence is: slave (Merriam-Webster) Like… Well, “protected”

you guys?

Chattel fits the bill?

• Generally a personal item.
• Is property other than real or personal property?

What

can Google do for the computer user/user/customer? I don’t mind one of the alternate usages: slave (Merriam-Webster) Even

• then,

though,

as 1006a commented, it’s hard to nail down the “protected” part with using an adjective. The last sentence is: slave (Merriam-Webster) Like… Well, “protected”

you guys?

Chattel fits the bill?

• Generally a personal item.
• Is property other than real or personal property?

What

can Google do for the computer user/user/customer? I don’t mind one of the alternate usages: slave (Merriam-Webster) Even

• then,

though,

as 1006a commented, it’s hard to nail down the “protected” part with using an adjective. The last sentence is: slave (Merriam-Webster) Like… Well, “protected”

you guys?