Law:Online Privacy Act

RECOGNIZING that companies track users and collect their data for shady purposes,

AIMING to make it compulsory for companies to disclose that they are tracking, and also to make it compulsory for companies to comply with users’ requests to destroy personal info, by deleting them or using irrecoverable data deletion methods to clear flashdrives of personal info, rendering it irrecoverable.

Handling of personal info

 * Companies shall destroy the personal info of users upon their request.

Making users aware

 * Entities (e.g organizations, companies, etc.) shall provide a link to their Privacy Policy in a way that the link,


 * (i) is featured prominently or either featured in sight of the user,
 * (ii) is put in a bar that will appear within the first few seconds of a visitor browsing such websites.
 * (a) Whosoever shall have no privacy policy shall follow the privacy policy of their host, or either their domain registrar.


 * Cookies may be used only in small ammounts with the following limitations. Such limitations shall imply that:
 * (a) The most necessary cookies shall be encouraged,
 * (b) No more than 2,500 cookies per user may be stored.
 * (c) The user is informed of such storage of cookies.
 * Some examples of cookie files may be but not limited to:
 * (a) IP addresses, browser names, UserAgents, etc.
 * Cookies shall be defined as:
 * (a) a small file used to store information to personally identify a user by any characteristics the user exhibits when visiting the site,
 * (b) a means of gaining necessary info to recommend relevant products, services etc. to a specific Internet user,
 * Cookies may not be or not be used for;
 * sold to third-parties for the purpose of data exploitation to deliver intensely pervasive advertising to such Internet user in a deliberate manner.