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In todays day and age, a corporation is considered an individual entity.
If smartech is indeed a corporation, their disclosure may be considered a breech of privacy.
Further investigation has been undertaken.
Originally posted by Hot_Wings
The terms of use apply to “You” not the site owners.
Originally posted by Heike
It's my house, I would say to you, and therefore my rules.
Don't confuse your opinion with technical compliance. In this case, the site owner was laying down the law in terms of posts and a supposed infiltration, and I found it comical and ironic that his own post was violating his own promise to support our privacy.
Originally posted by Djarums
You don't appear to be very interested in listening to the explanations offered here, so what can we do.
Originally posted by Djarums
As Bill said, if you have a complaint, file it with Truste.
Because this Web site wants to demonstrate its commitment to your privacy, it has agreed to disclose its information practices and have its privacy practices reviewed for compliance by TRUSTe.
• Disclose their information gathering and dissemination practices;
• Disclose their information gathering and dissemination practices;
• Give consumers choice to limit any secondary uses of their personal information through opt-in or opt-out;
• Provide users with access to their personal information to correct any inaccuracies; and
• Ensure that reasonable security mechanisms are being used to protect the data that is collected.
A corporation is a legal entity (technically, a juristic person) which has a legal personality distinct from those of its members.
AirNet Group, Inc. is the convergence of two dynamic, exciting and synergistic technology companies. In 2002, Airnet converged with SMARTTech Corporation whose expertise in Web-Hosting, Audio & Video internet streaming media, Bulk E-Mail broadcasting and hosting, and SPAM and Virus filtering was heads above technological developments.
Originally posted by Hot_Wings
And no, this site would be in no way responsible because it was you, personally, who admitted to Smartech involvement in posting political propaganda for a major political party. I wonder how secure your job would be if this all came out and that you were the one responsible for it all.
It’s ok man, you can always be a janitor somewhere.
ATS privacy, Myth or Fact thread closure
In regards to the below thread link:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
And then my subsequent thread regarding a violation of privacy after we have been given a a privacy assurance by ATS
www.abovetopsecret.com...'
Thanks for closing my thread.
Is ATS in violation of its own terms of use when it calls out a network feed such as the one SkepticOverlord did in one of his posts that i linked in the thread above?
Originally posted by HIFIGUY
If your not familiar with how Trust E works, heres a link so you can read and learn.
truste.org...
Good luck with that.
I'm sure it'll be very productive.
Originally posted by Springer
Those who opine that we have breached our privacy policy by doing so, (not you "Hot_Wings) are either ignorant of how stats on the internet are compiled or simply trying to stir up some lame drama because they don't have a life interesting enough to be busy with other things.
Springer...
Originally posted by Springer
lame drama because they don't have a life interesting enough to be busy with other things
Our privacy policy, and the certification of TRUSTe, relates to the inappropriate disclosure of personally identifiable information. Network access points are not personally identifiable information, and are often part of the publicly disclosed traffic numbers of tens-of-thousands of different websites.
Originally posted by HIFIGUY
If for the sake of argument, If someone was the only user on that network, is it conceivable that their privacy could indirectly made vulnerable?
Originally posted by HIFIGUY
If for the sake of argument, If someone was the only user on that network, is it conceivable that their privacy could indirectly made vulnerable?