DiFi Technology

Tuesday 28 January 2014

Creative Content, user ID's & Data Protection

Just Stop It 


Last year on this very blog, I wrote about creative content should be as important & private as your fingerprints & passport. I touch on the subject matter more briefly on the Data Protection Act 1998 Information (hyperlinks), and tweeted it with @drndark.  
Two address next door to me illegally aquiring information on me and transmit to the local community & beyond. This action by them against me is both wrong and has left me wide open to imposers and ID's fraudsters. Under The Data Protection Act 1998 & The Anti-Terrorism, Crime & Security Act 2001, Plus Communication Act of 2003 & 2008,

(This Action Must Stop Now)!!

In December 2006, united states congress approved a senate sponsored bill making the pretexting of telephone records a federal felony with fines of up to $250,000 and ten years in prison for individuals  ( or fines of up to $500,000 for companies ). It was  signed  by president George W . Bush on january 12 2007.


While the sale of cell telephone records has gained significant media attention, and telecommunications records are the focus of the bills currently before the united states senate, many other types of private records are being bought and sold to the public market. Alongside many advertisements for cell phone records, wireline records, calling cards record lists, VoIP telephone records are currently legal to sell, but illegal to obtain them.

Remember that to share content in any social media environment must compile with the instruction or direction given by the ether the content creators, or third platform governing rules covering piracy & spam (brand name) protection etc.
 I was once called NailClip by Max Romeo, which was an Insult to me.
Remeber that i never joined the music industry, and that I have written over 140 musical pieces and all where stolen by nosey neighbours who after 8 years I still never once spoke to directly, or ever vist their properties.





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