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This is a re-post of my earlier filter bubble document. I had issues tagging the other file. - Blake (Orginal file was uploaded Aug 29th)

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i. 2 cookies. “Google.com NID” and “Google.com PREF”

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whitehouse.gov/privacy

whitehouse.gov/privacy

1.     Do you have the right to delete your information on this site?

Orkut is a Google property and abides by Google privacy guidelines: 

1.  You can terminate your account at any time. If you terminate your account, your profile, including any messages in your inbox, will be removed from the site and deleted from Orkut servers. Because of the way they maintain this service such deletion may not be immediate, and residual copies of your profile information may remain on backup systems.

• Twitter gives you the right to delete your own account.  If you choose to do so, Twitter keeps all your account information in their servers for 30 days, during which if you choose to log back on, you can completely restore your the account.
  • Twitter only deletes the user data, such as username and email, from their servers after a set amount of time after deactivation.  However, even if people can’t access the information from Twitter after deletion, third party sites like the Library of Congress may have stored that information on their own separate ser