- Dec 2021
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learn.diplomacy.edu learn.diplomacy.edu
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disclosing personal data to third parties,
Right to access any website? @Phannarith --- I thing users should express their opinions and positions, and have the right to refuse to use a website that has restrictions or requirements they do not like.
If I require that visitors to my home take off their shoes before they come in, and they refuse, do they have a 'right' to come in my house anyway? I don't think so! If they don't like my rules, they can stay out.
In the same way, if a website has requirements or restrictions I don't like (cookies, or data collection, for example) I can refuse to visit that website. But I do not think I have a right to visit that website if I don't accept their conditions.
Phannarith, could you please explain more about your point? Do others agree with Phannarith, that we/users have a right to enter the website even if we refuse to accept the owner's conditions?
Source author: Ginger (Virginia) Paque VirginiaP@diplomacy.edu
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