Re: [projectvrm] Microsoft's default DNT setting in IE10

[Mark Lizar < >]

Good Point,

On 10-Jun-12, at 8:06 PM, Luk Vervenne wrote:

If this could go hand in hand with doing business more effective and more efficient, then the individual finally might become the accepted ethical integration point of personal data. 

We just have to go tough & painfull global market transition. :-)

That is a big if....  

For instance if I delete my facebook account, I just disappear from my friends lists, there is no message saying I am no longer an account holder, no tool for me to take my data, no provisions for the control of the information that I have given.

These types of tools dont make Facebook money.  So  I have to manually go from service provider to provider to try and get data deleted with no verifiable way to prove that it is deleted. (that is if they agree to delete the data at all)

BTW 

This is something I am currently doing at the moment, going from provider to provider asking them to delete, unpublish or at least hide information about me on the Internet that I never intended to be aggregated and published.  Very time consuming and annoying.  

- Mark

 

Mark