Internet Legal rights,notices,disclamer,whatever..??
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First, it all depends on the state/provinces/countries involved. All laws vary by jurisdiction, so what is required depends on where the website is located, and who its primary intended audience is.\n\nLet's look at US laws. Freedom of speech and the press allows for a great deal of expression, with certain exceptions. A person cannot make direct threats, or reveal classified state secrets, or incite people to commit illegal actions. Providing information about potentially illegal action is a close call, which all depends on exactly how things are worded, and what the likely effects of any given posting are.\n\nLegal disclaimers are like bandages. If the harm caused by the site is minor, then the disclaimer might be enough to prevent the site from being at risk. However, if the site crosses one of the many legal lines, then no amount of disclaimers will stop it from bleeding to death.\n\nThere are specific legal steps that can be taken to reduce legal liability. These depend on the nature of the site, and the state/provinces/countries involved. Because the issues can get complex, your best option is to consult with a licensed attorney. If you can't do that, go find a book written by an attorney which has specific information about what you can do. Nolo Press (www.nolo.com) is a good source for self-help legal aid books.
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Website especialized perhaps ?
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legal i think but watch out for viruses!!!!
1160315
if you don't want to break any rules stay away from file sharing. other than that there is a ton of free stuff and information on the net that is completely legal. also look into opes source software if you feel up to it nobody owns it and its free to use.
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tools - internet options - privacy
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A brief internet history \n\nhttp://www.isoc.org/internet/history/brief.shtml
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Check with the comapnies that supply legal forms, i would check the internet under (legal forms)
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ILLEGAL SPAM / SCAM\nREPEATED POSTINGS\nNOT A QUESTION OR ANSWER, JUST SPAM\nREPORTED
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What sort of rights. I'm looking for a case to take on right now. Is there money involved?
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do not post anything here that has to do with doing something illegal to someones computer.\n\nGrow up, please.
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There is no legal action.  Do not expect to ever get what they are offering - even if you ARE american.  The free laptops*, tvs*, etc. require extensive participation with their 'sponsors', which will require any number of PAYING activities.  Get a free spam filter, cut your losses, and move on. . .
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yeah..thats right!!\n\nits about a new graphic site or something like that..\n\nDO NOT open any attached mail!!
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Every internet provider has "report abuse" information posted throughout their sites...usually on each property like mail, IM, etc.  If the abuse has to do with children, call the police.  Save the email!
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http://www.ic3.gov/\n\nFiling a Complaint with IC3\n    IC3 accepts online Internet crime complaints from either the person who believes they were defrauded or from a third party to the complainant. We can best process your complaint if we receive accurate and complete information from you. Therefore, we request that you provide the following information when filing a complaint:\n\n        * Your name\n        * Your mailing address\n        * Your telephone number\n        * The name, address, telephone number, and Web address, if available, of the individual or organization you believe defrauded you.\n        * Specific details on how, why, and when you believe you were defrauded.\n        * Any other relevant information you believe is necessary to support your complaint.
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Same as wife24/7. I don't read the terms of service cause it is too long and is not in layman's language, only the laguage lawyers use. I believe if software companies and websites are going to have us read the EULA or terms of service, then they should make it easy and short to read. I think it is very important to read the terms of service before accepting cause you could get screwed over by the company. and not able to do anything cause the company you sue will say that you shouldn't complain because it says in the terms of service that the company can screw you and that is what you agreed to when you clicked accept.
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Legal obligations as far as what? If your building a website and dont know if its illegal to have what you putting on it the only one that would tell you that is the hosting company that is hosting the sites. Alot of time its standard things like no warez and no porn.
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what is happening is somthing similar to cyber squatting , you can contact inteNIC regarding this file a legal suit\n\ncontact your domain name provider