Any and all whistle-blower sites that don't want to use a pre-packaged
website or blog and are particularly keen in having an
easily memorable domain name. ie . thetruthaboutBankofAmerica.com




Mark Leiser

Mark R. Leiser, Phd Student
School of Law, Humanities & Social Sciences Faculty
PGR Room, Lord Hope Building
University of Strathclyde
141 St James Road,
Glasgow G4 0LT Scotland

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On Wed, Apr 24, 2013 at 1:42 PM, Kerry Brown <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>  The Canadian Internet Registration Authority has a default privacy
> policy where individual registration data is collected but is kept private.
> The policy about what data is collected, how, and when it may be disclosed
> is here:****
>
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> http://cira.ca/privacy/policy.html****
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> We think this is the best of both worlds. We collect enough data to be
> sure we can contact registrants when needed. that they meet our Canadian
> presence requirements, and registrants are assured of a reasonable amount
> of privacy. In some countries this may not work because the government may
> overrule the policy. In Canada it works because we have reasonably strict
> privacy laws. According to the policy in certain circumstances law
> enforcement can request the data. If this happens the registrant is
> notified. We have taken some flak for this policy from some government
> departments but we went through a rigorous public consultation before
> enacting the policy. A few years after the policy was in place we did
> another public consultation to see if there were any objections or changes
> that may be needed. The result of the consultation was overwhelmingly in
> favour of keeping the policy as is.****
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> Kerry Brown****
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