Re: [HumJanenge] EU pushes for "right to be forgotten" on social media

THIS GROUP IS OF SPAMMERS. LET US ALL REPORT TO GOOGLE ABOUT THIS ACTIVITY OF OWNER OF THIS GROUP

On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 9:09 PM, kala suresh <kala.suresh@sapwood.net> wrote:

I do not know from where u all included my email id for all this nonsense!!       Please unsuscribe me from here!! I beg of u--excuse me Just not interested in this   DO not want these nuisnace value mails pouring in every 15 min into my inbox   Regards Kala Suresh         -------Original Message-------   From: sarja satyodaya Date: 06-11-2010 21:00:23 To: humjanenge@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: [HumJanenge] EU pushes for "right to be forgotten" on social media   DEAR HON MEMBERS, WAT IS THIS NON SENSE .....GOING ON HERE DON'T MAKE THIS PLATFORM LIKE OUR PARLIMENT OR ASSEMBLY HOUSE... I HOPE MEMBERS WILL MAINTAIN SOME DECORUM OF THIS SITE BYE On 6 November 2010 15:54, M.K. Gupta <mkgupta100@yahoo.co.in> wrote: Vijay ji, I earnestly urge u not to stoop to the level of imposters and maintain your language which is our biggest assets.  We cannot eradicate an evil by resorting to another evil.  From: VijayBahadur Singh <vijaybahadur@gmail.com> To: humjanenge@googlegroups.com Sent: Sat, 6 November, 2010 5:00:29 PM Subject: Re: [HumJanenge] EU pushes for "right to be forgotten" on social media You are son of bitch and not Vishal. If you have courahe then post this message in the group. On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 4:45 PM, vishalkudchadkar <humjanenge.owner@gmail.com> wrote: http://www.gmanews.tv/story/205340/eu-pushes-for-right-to-be-forgotten-on-social-media The European Union (EU) is pushing to legalize peoples' individual right to delete all information about themselves online, the UK's The Daily Telegraph said on Saturday. "Internet users must have effective control of what they put online and be able to correct, withdraw or delete it at will. What happens if you want to permanently delete your profile on a social networking site? Can this be done easily? The right to be forgotten is essential in today's digital world," EU rights commissioner Viviane Reding told the newspaper. Although various online services and social networking sites allow you to delete your profile, there is as yet no simple way to remove personal information that has spread through the Internet. This move by the EU sets a precedent for online companies, many of which —including Facebook and Google— are already embattled in privacy and anti-trust issues. It remains to be seen if other countries will follow suit. The move by the EU sets an interesting precedent for countries like the Philippines, where social media are utilized heavily by the public as well as the private sector. -- With regards, SARJA SATYODAYA +974 66947942 Doha-Qatar