Kimmono

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by Kimmono 13y ago
Both your web hosting and support account credentials are encrypted. I see you point not sending them to you when you setup the services, but you have to understand that we do offer services for a wide range of people. Some really want a co
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by Kimmono 13y ago
How did you come to that conclusion?
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by Kimmono 13y ago
If you are a layman, it does. But this quote is very restrictive in the interpretation by Post og Teletilsynet: "Tilbyder av elektronisk kommunikasjonsnett som anvendes til offentlig elektronisk kommunikasjonstjeneste og tilbyder av of
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by Kimmono 13y ago
It does, but they dont offer email or phone services. So they are also exempt. We use Blix: https://www.blix.com/ What you call a loophole, was no secret in the hearings about the new law. The government wanted this impleme
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by Kimmono 13y ago
The way company law is set up in Norway, you cant as a board member do anything else than what is best for the company you are board member in. Doing something different would mean you could be held responsible. They could fire the board, b
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by Kimmono 13y ago
Datalagringsdirektivet is not applicable for most providers in Norway, only the big carriers like Telenor, Telia-Sonera/Netcom and Tele2. The practical rule is that if you have a ASN-number (Data Center) and you provide the relevant se
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by Kimmono 13y ago
Well, what you say is not correct. First of all the Data Retention Directive have to be valid for you. I work for the Norwegian email provider Runbox and the EU Data Retention Directive is not applicable for us. It is only valid for carrier