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I don't think he's suggesting to revise the protocols of the Internet. He's merely asking for a method to delete his online footprints, in which case there are
by yarou 10y ago
I don't think he's suggesting to revise the protocols of the Internet. He's merely asking for a method to delete his online footprints, in which case there are many services to accomplish this task.
- AznHisoka 10y ago.. and that is precisely what the parent is recommending. Changing your personal information is the antithesis of revising the protocols of the internet.
- ryanlol 10y ago> He's merely asking for a method to delete his online footprints, in which case there are many services to accomplish this task There are not. Unless you're willing to spend millions, of course.
- nstj 10y agoLink? Quote? Article describing services which cost millions to deindex a person?
- invalidOrTaken 10y agoThat's the point. Sometimes "not for sale" means incredibly cheap, like air. Sometimes it means "not available in standardized fashion," like trips to the moon.
- nstj 10y agoFor sure, completely understood, but it's hard to say that something exists without giving some kind of evidence that it actually does.
- ryanlol 10y agoYeah, it's called hiring a law firm.
- nstj 10y agoPartner at a global law firm charges ~$1k/hr, this would take 500 hrs of their time and 1000 hrs of an associates? Seems a bit vague?
- ryanlol 10y ago>Partner at a global law firm charges ~$1k/hr, this would take 500 hrs of their time and 1000 hrs of an associates? Doesn't seem all that unrealistic considering you probably won't have much legal ground to stand on. >Seems a bit vague? Yeah, that's the whole point...
- disordinary 10y agoCan you point out some of these services? It seems that they are exactly what the poster is looking for.