Comments on: SNS privacy issues in Japan

By: Ian

Ian — Sun, 12 Jun 2011 21:12:43 +0000

interesting Demographics. even though i use Twitter (yes it counts as SNS) i’m still quite cautious about who and what i personally release to the world at large, knowing full well it can and WILL be used. usually by some Corp. looking to compile some type of database of info and then sell such to whoever will pay. Capitalism at it’s best ( free ). Again personally i make’em work for it. aside concerning Twitter ? a Social Network Service right.? that entails people sharing random off the cuff info. generally now called a “”Tweet”. like saying “Google it” .

By: Driek

Driek — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 17:56:02 +0000

I am surprised by the high percentage of 30+ generations answering the poll.
I am also curious what the percentages (of answers are) for the teen-generation. Does a higher percentage of youngsters give information such as real name and place of residence and such (compared to older generations)?
It made me think back of this movie of the Ministry of Justice about privacy on internet and (mis) usage of it; http://youtu.be/YGTE_Q5P6dw

By: Xian Sheng

Xian Sheng — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 16:27:25 +0000

Having lived on the archipelago for just about 30 years, we value your endeavors to get honest and upfront with the State, Japan 远东亚洲。

Knowing all types of local natives from youngest to eldest, poorest to the most royal, “none of whom can be trusted and all of whom are dangerous as well as being cold hearted and evil minded”; we can only reflect half assuredly on your reporting.

Let’s hope that in the 21st century that entrusted citizens of the State, Japan survive. They are quoted above.

Unfortunately all men and women across the world have had to experience and know this genre of race.

God has saved the Queen, but what reason is there for this type of human disgrace?