O.P. [?] Relaying private information to 3rd parties
Well, I haven't studied rights and I'm not planning to. But is relaying such information, which can be used against you, actually (i)llegal?
I ask this question especially to Dutch people or anyone who does know about Dutch laws. Dutch government websites aren't exactly well-organised to me...
This post was edited on 09-06-2009 at 01:57 PM by SmokingCookie.
well if you purposefully give them information, it's not private anymore...
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RE: [?] Relaying provate information to 3rd parties
quote:Originally posted by SmokingCookie
quote:Originally posted by ShawnZ
well if you purposefully give them information, it's not private anymore...
I wasn't aware of this website's "purpose" until.. ya know
dude, seriously? big fucking deal, your friend knows that you have a crush on someone. maybe you should have read the privacy policy (or... not given personal information to dodgy websites?)
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