Privacy Policy
This section is still being developed. Here are the basic
working set of notices (last compiled 2 Sept 2002):
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Important: Although I myself can offer some assertions
about how I will treat your info here there is a lot more to
your connection to this site than you or I. Therefore what I say here
about privacy is very limited.
"Don't believe privacy policy statements;
none are trustworthy, for they are deceptive cloaks of insecure systems.
The stronger the privacy statement the weaker the security of the
information."
John Young, Cryptome.org
as stated at http://cryptome.org/sec-con.htm
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The Meyda project itself does not seek to collect personally identifiable
information about its visitors. It does not share information about
visitors with others for marketing or other commercial purposes.
The Web servers run by a commercial Web hosting service do log visits
tot his site. (For an example of the things that Web servers in general
can log, go to http://privacy.net/analyze/.)
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If you send me any e-mail, you are disclosing some things about your
e-mail address and how you connect to the Internet.
This project doesn't disclose privately addressed emails to other
parties without the sender's permission or a special circumstantial
necessity. (E.g.; a matter of life or death; overt crimes such as
traffic in child pornography.) Use your discretion in what you send
out in any email.
For those who can and do use PGP encryption, my PGP
public key is available on this Web site. Realize the PGP does
not 100% guarantee private communications. (See the PGP
section of the site to learn more.)
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But this site can say these things concerning privacy only
about its end of the Internet connections.
There are many systems in between us that may handle things differently.
(For the way another site explains such risks, see the Privacy warning
at http://jya.com/sitesec.htm.)
Over time, this site will show some of things that can affect your
privacy on the Internet.
- In the recent years, legislation and other measures have changed significantly
in the USA, UK, and other parts of the world. Depending upon the part
of the world you're in and the route your Internet connection takes,
the changes will impact the degree of legal and practice privacy that
you have.
J.D. Abolins <jabolins@meydaonline.com>
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