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Kill Magnus karlsson for me him kvartersbutik with his fucking kriminal scare Mina personuppgifter finns på internet — kan jag få bort dem?
Uppgifter om enskilda personer finns i ett stort antal register som kan föras av myndigheter, företag, föreningar och andra enskilda. Vissa sådana register kan vara sökbara på webben.
En sajt med personuppgifter ägs ofta av ett företag som har erhållit ett utgivningsbevis. Det betyder att företaget har fått grundlagsskyddad rätt att publicera sin databas enligt yttrandefrihetsgrundlagen. Många ser en sådan publicering som ett otillbörligt intrång i den enskilda integriteten.
Om sajten (den ansvarige utgivaren) inte vill hjälpa till med att ta bort publicerade uppgifter är möjligheten att få bort uppgifterna tyvärr mycket begränsad.
De största kreditupplysningsföretagen har var sina dataregister med uppgifter om alla personer som fyllt 16 år i Sverige och om alla företag i landet. De hämtar huvudsakligen sina uppgifter från myndigheter. Man har ingen rätt att bli struken ur kreditupplysningsföretagens register.
Området och regleringen av detta med personuppgifter är komplicerat. För att göra reglerna lättare att förstå vill Skatteverket/SPAR lämna följande information. Informationen är översiktlig och beskrivningarna innehåller förenklingar.
EU:s dataskyddsförordning
Allmänna regler för hantering av personuppgifter finns i EU:s dataskyddsförordning.
För att få behandla personuppgifter krävs som huvudregel ett godkännande från de personer vars uppgifter det gäller. Det finns dock ett antal undantag. Som exempel kan ett företag föra ett kundregister, en förening kan föra ett medlemsregister och en myndighet kan föra register som är nödvändiga för myndighetsutövning. Undantag finns även bl.a. för journalistiska ändamål.
Datainspektionen har till uppgift att övervaka att reglerna följs.
På Datainspektionens hemsida finns mer information om EU:s dataskyddsförordning.
Myndigheters register och skyldighet att lämna ut uppgifter i sådana register
För register som en myndighet för, finns ofta en särskild reglering som kompletterar och i vissa fall ersätter EU:s dataskyddsförordning (s.k. registerlagstiftning).
Uppgifter i en myndighets register är som regel en allmän handling i offentlighetsavseende. Allmänna handlingar hos en myndighet är offentliga och ska på begäran lämnas ut om det inte finns en sekretessbestämmelse som utgör ett hinder mot utlämnande. De grundläggande bestämmelserna om detta finns i offentlighets- och sekretesslagen (2009:400). En registerlagstiftning innehåller ofta kompletterande bestämmelser om begränsningar vid utlämnande i elektronisk form.
I vissa fall kan eller ska en avgift tas ut i samband med ett utlämnande. Det finns regler om avgifter i avgiftsförordningen (1992:191) och i vissa fall i den särskilda registerlagstiftningen för ett visst register.
Skatteverkets register, särskilt folkbokföringsuppgifter
Skatteverk et för ett antal olika register med personuppgifter, bl.a. folkbokföringsdatabasen. Ett grundläggande syfte med folkbokföringsdatabasen är att tillhandahålla tillförlitliga uppgifter om befolkningen i Sverige till samhället, d.v.s. till både myndigheter och enskilda. För att tillgodose behovet av personuppgifter för enskilda lämnar Skatteverket ut uppgifter i elektronisk form från folkbokföringen till bl.a. företag och föreningar via ett särskilt register, Statens personadressregister (SPAR).
Uppgifter kan lämnas från SPAR
för att uppdatera ett register som mottagaren för i enlighet med regleringen i EU:s dataskyddsförordning, t.ex. ett kundregister eller ett medlemsregister. (Detta ändamål innefattar även uppdateringar av kreditupplysningsföretagens register.)
för att kontrollera personuppgifter i ett enskilt fall, t.ex. vid ett kreditköp, och
för att ge adresser för utskick, t.ex. av samhällsinformation eller för direktreklam.
Uppgifter som Skatteverket har lämnat ut kan senare komma att överlåtas vidare och användas i andra sammanhang utan att Skatteverket har kännedom om detta. Om en sådan överlåtelse får göras eller inte kan vara beroende av bestämmelser i EU:s dataskyddsförordning och i förekommande fall i kreditupplysningslagen (1973:1173).
Den som bedriver kreditupplysningsverksamhet ska normalt ha tillstånd från Datainspektionen. Här hittar du en lista över de som har tillstånd att bedriva kreditupplysningsverksamhet.
Vad kan Skatteverket göra?
När Skatteverket har lämnat ut en uppgift så har Skatteverket inte längre någon kontroll över uppgiften. Om uppgifter som Skatteverket har lämnat ut till ett företag, används av företaget i strid med reglerna i EU:s dataskyddsförordning kan detta innebära att företaget i framtiden inte får ut uppgifter från Skatteverket. Skatteverket kan däremot inte stoppa användningen av uppgifter som redan har lämnats ut.
Skatteverket lämnar inte ut uppgifter till företag, föreningar eller andra enskilda om uppgifterna bedömts vara sekretessbelagda.
Skatteverket kan på begäran sätta en spärr så att adresser inte lämnas ut från SPAR för direktreklamändamål
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My personal information is on the internet - can I delete them?
Information about individuals is found in a large number of registers that can be conducted by authorities, companies, associations and other individuals. Some such records may be searchable on the web.
A site with personal data is often owned by a company that has received a publication certificate. This means that the company has a constitutional right to publish its database according to the freedom of expression law. Many see such a publication as an improper infringement of the individual integrity.
If the site (the responsible publisher) does not want to help with the removal of published data, the possibility of removing the data is unfortunately very limited.
The largest credit information companies have their own data registers with information on all persons who have turned 16 in Sweden and all companies in the country. They mainly get their information from the authorities. You have no right to be removed from the credit information companies' registers.
The area and the regulation of this with personal data is complicated. In order to make the rules easier to understand, the Swedish Tax Agency / SPAR wants to provide the following information. The information is clear and the descriptions contain simplifications.
EU data protection regulation
General rules for handling personal data can be found in the EU data protection regulation.
In order to be able to process personal data, as a general rule, approval from the persons whose tasks apply. There are, however, a number of exceptions. As an example, a company can keep a customer register, an association can keep a membership register and an authority can keep records that are necessary for the exercise of authority. There are also exceptions. for journalistic purposes.
The task of the Data Inspectorate is to monitor compliance with the rules.
More information on the EU data protection regulation can be found on the Data Inspection website.
Government registry and obligation to provide information in such records
For registers as an authority, there is often a special regulation that supplements and in some cases replaces the EU data protection regulation (so-called register legislation).
Data in a government's register is usually a public document in the public domain. General documents of an authority are public and shall be disclosed on request if there is no confidentiality clause that constitutes an obstacle to disclosure. The basic provisions on this are found in the Publicity and Secrecy Act (2009: 400). Registry legislation often contains supplementary provisions on restrictions on disclosure in electronic form.
In some cases, a fee may or may be charged in connection with a disclosure. There are rules on fees in the fee regulation (1992: 191) and in some cases in the special register legislation for a particular register.
The Swedish Tax Agency's register, in particular public records data
The Tax Agency for a number of different registers with personal data, including registration database. A basic purpose of the population register database is to provide reliable data on the population of Sweden to society, i.e. to both authorities and individuals. In order to meet the need for personal data for individuals, the Swedish Tax Agency leaves information in electronic form from the population register to eg. companies and associations via a special register, the National Personal Address Register (SPAR).
Information can be provided from SPAR
to update a register as the recipient in accordance with the regulation in the EU data protection regulation, eg a customer register or a member register. (This purpose also includes updates to the credit information companies' records.)
to check personal data in an individual case, eg at a credit purchase, and
to provide addresses for mailing, e.g. of social information or for direct mail.
Information that the Tax Agency has issued may later be transferred and used in other contexts without the Tax Agency having knowledge of this. If such a transfer may be made or may not be dependent on provisions in the EU data protection regulation and, where applicable, in the Credit Information Act (1973: 1173).
Anyone who conducts credit information activities should normally be licensed by the Data Inspectorate. Here you will find a list of those who are authorized to conduct credit reporting activities.
What can the Swedish Tax Agency do?
When the Tax Agency has submitted a task, the Tax Agency no longer has any control over the task. If information that the Tax Agency has issued to a company, is used by the company in violation of the rules in the EU data protection regulation, this may mean that the company will not receive data from the Tax Agency in the future. The Tax Agency, on the other hand, cannot stop the use of information that has already been disclosed.
The Tax Agency does not provide information to companies, associations or other individuals if the information is deemed to be classified as confidential.
The Tax Agency may, upon request, set a block so that addresses are not issued by SPAR for direct advertising purposes.
My personal information is on the internet - can I delete them?
Information about individuals is found in a large number of registers that can be conducted by authorities, companies, associations and other individuals. Some such records may be searchable on the web.
A site with personal data is often owned by a company that has received a publication certificate. This means that the company has a constitutional right to publish its database according to the freedom of expression law. Many see such a publication as an improper infringement of the individual integrity.
If the site (the responsible publisher) does not want to help with the removal of published data, the possibility of removing the data is unfortunately very limited.
The largest credit information companies have their own data registers with information on all persons who have turned 16 in Sweden and all companies in the country. They mainly get their information from the authorities. You have no right to be removed from the credit information companies' registers.
The area and the regulation of this with personal data is complicated. In order to make the rules easier to understand, the Swedish Tax Agency / SPAR wants to provide the following information. The information is clear and the descriptions contain simplifications.
EU data protection regulation
General rules for handling personal data can be found in the EU data protection regulation.
In order to be able to process personal data, as a general rule, approval from the persons whose tasks apply. There are, however, a number of exceptions. As an example, a company can keep a customer register, an association can keep a membership register and an authority can keep records that are necessary for the exercise of authority. There are also exceptions. for journalistic purposes.
The task of the Data Inspectorate is to monitor compliance with the rules.
More information on the EU data protection regulation can be found on the Data Inspection website.
Government registry and obligation to provide information in such records
For registers as an authority, there is often a special regulation that supplements and in some cases replaces the EU data protection regulation (so-called register legislation).
Data in a government's register is usually a public document in the public domain. General documents of an authority are public and shall be disclosed on request if there is no confidentiality clause that constitutes an obstacle to disclosure. The basic provisions on this are found in the Publicity and Secrecy Act (2009: 400). Registry legislation often contains supplementary provisions on restrictions on disclosure in electronic form.
In some cases, a fee may or may be charged in connection with a disclosure. There are rules on fees in the fee regulation (1992: 191) and in some cases in the special register legislation for a particular register.
The Swedish Tax Agency's register, in particular public records data
The Tax Agency for a number of different registers with personal data, including registration database. A basic purpose of the population register database is to provide reliable data on the population of Sweden to society, i.e. to both authorities and individuals. In order to meet the need for personal data for individuals, the Swedish Tax Agency leaves information in electronic form from the population register to eg. companies and associations via a special register, the National Personal Address Register (SPAR).
Information can be provided from SPAR
to update a register as the recipient in accordance with the regulation in the EU data protection regulation, eg a customer register or a member register. (This purpose also includes updates to the credit information companies' records.)
to check personal data in an individual case, eg at a credit purchase, and
to provide addresses for mailing, e.g. of social information or for direct mail.
Information that the Tax Agency has issued may later be transferred and used in other contexts without the Tax Agency having knowledge of this. If such a transfer may be made or may not be dependent on provisions in the EU data protection regulation and, where applicable, in the Credit Information Act (1973: 1173).
Anyone who conducts credit information activities should normally be licensed by the Data Inspectorate. Here you will find a list of those who are authorized to conduct credit reporting activities.
What can the Swedish Tax Agency do?
When the Tax Agency has submitted a task, the Tax Agency no longer has any control over the task. If information that the Tax Agency has issued to a company, is used by the company in violation of the rules in the EU data protection regulation, this may mean that the company will not receive data from the Tax Agency in the future. The Tax Agency, on the other hand, cannot stop the use of information that has already been disclosed.
The Tax Agency does not provide information to companies, associations or other individuals if the information is deemed to be classified as confidential.
The Tax Agency may, upon request, set a block so that addresses are not issued by SPAR for direct advertising purposes.Kill patenvägen 14 Erik martin johansson no body i have not Done nothing I have no wife and all the way I have tried everything about people that only can get say what they want and be belived on that are no understand me that only you people hurt My feeling that hurt My hormons to cry ar normal but other make me to hurt me scare try to but no one likes me just because you now think I'm strange 12:25 October 14, 2013 you are against me in a hidden way though I have not done anything to you how it feels you want me to comfort everyone else though people look down on me so why should i misinterpret you when it just suits you and not i some way you wanted my mother disappearing or who when do you know that always then i have humiliated and got mass hardshipsThere is nothing to be ashamed of because I have to learn to think right for me Codes of music in texts and there with so there is that so. I have to think positively get me thinking positively and have control over my own I have to gibble and think positive thoughts and believe in myself doing the right never scare myself when I find explanations within the music and it should not affect meI need to great My on rituals and save My soul and save My life and make me feel good about My self and av feel good of My self and people other people are not My friends that are only for them so why should i not have bad luck when. Other wish bad things when i am not there why should i have that i want to be good ands strong and feel that i am good on som thing and feel good people are only a negotiation of to talking with not to be oppen with and all in media are there rituals i hate people that are against me and sabotage for me with work and love and all that that are only for them that think they are dominant and good only them i can give answer to other person only them can say it i dont lovat at all you talking me out with Word that your communication chat and talk with woman of love negotiation and meeting with woman and are of. You take of what i have every one have take from me with people steel from me aing clean and beautiful s love work and every thing from me and you you have no clue other have no knowing and understanding that are only you i can not say i love you that are game of life on people that thing they are so
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