Booming social networking success prompted the thread of social platforms like Facebook or My Space Tuenti is generating new proposals that in some cases are still experiencing problems regarding the safety of the raw material with which they work: the data registered users. Among them, for Shtyle.fm.
Shtyle.fm is a website that presents itself as a hybrid of virtual and network over which information is still scarce on the Web. Using as top-level domain (ccTLD) on. Fm, initially assigned to the Federated States of Micronesia but often acquire radio stations or websites, in principle, the page seems to be the creation of an entrepreneur in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and presents a privacy policy which states that "Shtyle not disclose to any third party's name or contact information of members", but in practice this is still true, since there have already been complaints that uses the data network users Registered to achieve new records and expanded. Sending e-mails to the registered email contacts would occur without the consent of this or the recipient, which would be in the light of European legislation on data protection is a clear case of spam and non-consensual transfer of data personnel, and the seriousness of the act of sending a friend request is sent by pretending that the registered user that has shown no such intention.
Although the United States admits that it can use the mail address list for a user to make such shipments if the user does not restrict your privacy when you register at the site of concerned, this possibility can not be in any way in the European case. Maria Teresa Nevado
(Article published by Aude, Information Security, www.audea.com ).
