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The new Data Protection Bill – good news for your reputation

Plans for a new Data Protection Bill in the UK are confirmed in the 2017 Queen’s Speech – good news for your online reputation. The rules give young people new rights to demand social media networks delete personal data held, prior to turning 18. The proposed Data Protection Bill will reflect plans described in the […]

21 June 2017 · Igniyte

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iRights campaigns for young people’s online privacy

Under-18s could soon be able to delete their social media past, after an online privacy campaign called iRights was launched. iRights calls for the government to allow young people the ability to easily delete or edit anything they have ever posted online. As it stands, it takes just one click to post something online, but trying […]

3 August 2015 · Igniyte

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The facts of revenge porn and online reputation management

Revenge porn is an official offence under UK law. Igniyte takes some time to explain the facts of revenge porn and how they apply to online reputation management. Definition of revenge porn Revenge porn is sexually explicit media that’s posted online without the consent of the individual(s) involved. The ultimate example is Jennifer Lawrence; Elle UK […]

9 July 2015 · Igniyte