[lac-discuss-en] ? = Utf-8 q Protection = C3 = 2C == B3n_de_datos_personales = utf-8 q = _Privacy???

[javierjosepallero at gmail.com]

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 Subject: Re:? = Utf-8 q Protection = C3 = 2C == B3n_de_datos_personales = utf-8 q = _Privacy??? 
 From: javierjosepallero at gmail.com

 This is interesting since in Argentina Alberto, for example, can be 
 access the name, Tax ID number, ID and any data delegacin 
 registrant  https://nic.ar/busqueda-dominio-no-disponible.xhtml 


 In the old system the direccinfsica pruning found that registrtbNL> too. But also with the data found in the search that 
 It is not difficult to figure out. 


 There are certain details (name, national identity, identification 
 tax or social security, occupation, date of birth and address) that 
 Argentina can treat the law without obtaining the consent of the owner, 
 hacindolos "free circulation". They are showing nic.ar And 
 Sometimes these data are too (when mxime now gives the analysis of 
 metadata extracted information more allde what explcito)


 Our law (and to my knowledge, several in the region) followed 
 European Directive 95/46/EC and an effective reform process. But 
 least in the case of Argentina missing something that the European directive Stiene: 
 express references to principles of proportionality. Not only is 
 qudatos podrn being trafficked freely, but how much is needed 
 to fulfill the purposes of registration. 


 In what concerns us, it is the proportionality in the data 
 shown and its utility for the public record holders 
 pas domains point. Efecturar be interesting and a good survey 
 establish some principles for assessing how managers 
 ccTLDs in the region treated (ycmo MUST try) data 
 ownership. 


 Finally, in the uk the European Directive does not apply, and almost 
 as in USA, laissez faire holds the reins. It also serves to 
 these questions that come to mind for the region. 


 Greetings. 


 Javier J.Pallero 
 http://about.me/javierpallero <http://www.linkedin.com/in/javierpallero>




 The June 12, 2014, 11:15 AM, Alberto Soto <asoto at ibero-americano.org>
 wrote: 


> Este es un tema también importante para estudiar, y es técnico legal y no
> técnico informático. El administrador del dominio .uk , a diferencia de la
> generalidad del mundo, abre más datos personales atodos, mejor dicho a
> cualquiera.
>
> Saludos cordiales
>
>
>
> Alberto Soto
>
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> http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/jun/11/nominet-new-rules-uk-domai
> n-end-privacy
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