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1. Confidentiality
| | The service does not forward, much less sell
nor does it use your personal data for purposes other than those
specified in the contract with the user.
(for more precise legal definitions see
GDPR ) more ...
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Confidentiality of the mere fact of access is taken into account
depending on the operating mode, because it is a social network
(see point 7).
It practically means that data about who, when and from
what place used the serve, e.g. read-access are protected
and access to them is in accordance with an agreement with
the service user. |
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2. Data security
| | Invisible to others, user's personal data is not transfered
outside of the server. This means that data such as IP, email,
other identification data, if they are not already visible to
others in accordance with the contract, are not only not
transferred to other services, companies or entities,
but they physically don't leave the server. more ...
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Of course, administrators do backups,
but here the justification depends on where the copies go.
Many servers do backups to their own disks.
Another example is the decision to apply externals
anti-spam filters. In this case, access data
(and false attempts of such access as well) are carried
outside of the server, which is a breach of above condition. |
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3. No trade of attention
| | The service does not process (e.g. within the so-called
"business model") the attention data or the user's associations
of which he is unconscious. These data, if collected, remain
confidential (see point 1)
This practically means no commercial advertising.
Trading of attention and association data is the
foundation of todays "business models" of most websites.
They all build their functionality on abuse. more ...
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A weaker condition would mean that the attention data can be
the subject of processing, but only due to the conscious
agreement with the user and only for the needs of the
website itself. |
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4. No artificial reality
| | The service does not intentionally create a false reality
of which (and especially for which purpose), the user does
not have full awareness. more ...
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This is the "other side of the coin" compared to the previous
point. Controlling the behavior, attitude and feelings of
the user with data sent to him to create certain reality,
like the consumption need, or political attitudes, etc.
is prohibited. |
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5. Avoid propaganda
| | By propaganda we understand the forceful imposition of
content with technical methods contradicting the current,
live exchange of content between participants.
The service must avoids promoting content.
Due to the condition of non-censorship (see art.8) handling
of propaganda must take place on the content level first.
A servis that meets this condition avoids "formalized beliefs",
for example, "beliefs pretended on a paid job". The latter can
well be classified as spam. more ...
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Distinguishing between authentic and propagated content is
and will be increasingly the big question of our culture. |
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6. No fake accounts
| | The service does not allow false identifications pretending
to be real human, e.g.
- providing or suggesting false personal information
- profiles generated by robots pretending to be human
- multiple account registrations of one user under
different nicknames
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It is difficult to meet this and the next condition without
assistance from institutions established by law to maintain
identification data of humans, like residents of the commune. |
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7. Anonymity only if necessary
| | The service does not allow anonymous user profiles in the
case of important social matters. It means every user
is known to others not as an anonymous nickname, but at least
with real name. this condition regards social content,
like politics. The exchange of socially relevant content
must provide a real, well known author. more ...
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Anonyms are allowed, but only if justified, eg. when the
topic is private, intimate, health, etc. |
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8. No content censorship
| | There is no content censorship.
"Censorship" of pure technical matter is allowed, such as
anti-spam filters. However, the very distinction is important
- user content cannot be removed for the sake of contenti itself,
only for "technical" reasons such as spam. more ...
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In particular, banning can only happen for the reasons of
technical necessities, e.g. the overload of processing, other
inability to operate, and never for a merit reasons. |
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9. Transparent ownership and financing structure
| | The service has a clearly defined owner (not a "substitute")
and transparent financing, i.e. it is well known who is
responsible for it and what is the source of financing. more ...
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Th funding for a service cannot be related by a "business model"
with the content itself. For example, no "sponsored truths", etc.
are honored by this service. |
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10. Open Source software
| | The service uses the
"Open Source" software, ie it is publicly known what
functions and how the service software is implemented.
There are no hidden functions. more ...
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Every detail of processing is known to the user
of such service. He knows what and how happens with his data.
This regards not only the service administrator,
who has full control over the data transformation process,
but also the service user, who can check what data and how
are collected, stored and performed.
It is true, hardly anyone will be interested in reading
all the source code, but many will want to know important
details of this code, and the fact that it is happening
publicly guarantees that the software is complete and
there are no holes in the software nor abusees in it. |
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11. Using open standards
| | The service is built on open standards, i.e.
clearly defined rules that anyone can use,
not on proprietary limited solutions.
There are no financially seized "copyrights" more ...
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The service respects the inadmissibility of trading of
author's rights that is, the status of the author and
the author's rights cannot be separated from each other. |
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12. Confidentiality maintained by an algorithm
| | Data confidentiality is algorithmic, not hidden.
There are no "thieves only" accesses, ie access restrictions
that only a professional can overcome, and there are no
"back doors", ie secret accesses only for manufacturer, etc. more ...
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Example - "login password database" |
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13. Responsibility by a human
| | The service clearly states a human responsible for it
(not "procedures" nor "other bodies") and the user can
always contact this responsible human while the service
is running. more ...
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The user does not pay for any contact regarding security |
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14. No incomprehensible legal contracts
| | The use of the service does not require agreement of
incomprehensible legal conditions. For example, registration
does not force the acceptance of long, complex legal contracts,
for which evaluation requires knowledge, which the user does not
possesses like specialist legal knowledge.
The user is only bound by the conditions that he understands. more ...
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Likewise, there are also no other charges that appear
during use. All costs are accurately determined prior to the
registration. |
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15. Brak wyłudzania niekoniecznych danych
| | The service is managed on the basis of clearly defined
rules, stating access rights, etc. and these rules are
a topic of discussion well accessible for all users |
16. Transparent administration rules
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