Are you aware of The Online Browser's Bill of Rights?

[Ronald Marva]

Well if you havent heard of it yet, The OBBR is a draft for the principles which should guide conducts of online consumers. It seek to curtail the proliferation of what is commonly referred to as parasiteware, adware and BrowserSpam.

Such softwares refer to the unsolicited advertisements or pop-ups, often created by downloadable software, that interfere with an end user's browsing activities.

The Online Browser's Bill of Rights includes the following principles for online consumers:

1 - I have the right to affirmatively choose what software I download.
2 - I have the right to know when software on my computer is active or operational.
3 - I have the right to control my own information.
4 - I have the right to use my computer my own way, for my own benefit.
5 - I have the right to terminate any software and any accompanying services.

Its worth to get yourself acquainted with these rights in conducting your online business. See related discussions- Click here!

[Manny]

Hmmm, sounds perfect. But I was just wondering, knowing that there are countries which filter contents over the net, ie. China, are these Bill of Rights applicable?