Examples of using Source web in English and their translations into Romanian
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News source web address(URL).
This retrieved content contains personal data if any of the source web pages do.
Open source web content management platform.
There can be text extracts,audiovisual content or even snapshots of the source web pages.
Source web pages are kept on host servers connected to internet.
Search DRUPAL Open source web content management platform.
However, the user can access the original page if, for example,he seeks the display of pictures in the source web page.
Go to a source web page for a selected data source item.
I have concluded in paragraph 75 that an internet search engine service provider is engaged in processing of personal data displayed on third-party source web pages.
A copy of the sought source web page, stored in cache, can be displayed after the user has made the search.
The internet search engine service provider has no relationship with the content of third-party source web pages on the internet where personal data may appear.
MyWebSQL is a free and open source web based WYSIWYG client for managing the databases on your server.
It goes without saying that the operations described in the previous paragraphs count as‘processing' of the personal data on the source web pages copied, indexed, cached and displayed by the search engine.
Django() is a free and open source web application framework, written in Python, which follows the model- view- controller(MVC) architectural pattern.
These last two sub‑questions are relevant only if the internet search engine service provider can be considered as processing personal data on third-party source web pages and as being the controller thereof.
The open source web content management platform to easily organize, manage and publish your digital content, with an endless variety of customization.
Google denies that its search engine performs any operations on the host servers of the source web pages, or that it collects information by means of cookies of non registered users of its search engine.
The publisher of a source web page can include‘exclusion codes', which advise search engines not to index or store a source web page or to display it within the search results.
When attempting to upgrade a database to SharePoint 2010 by doing a database attach process, if the source web application was Windows Auth and the destination is Claims enabled Windows Auth, upgrade can fail.
As to‘processing', source web pages on the internet may and often do include names, images, addresses, telephone numbers, descriptions and other indications, with the help of which a natural person can be identified.
In his opinion, the internet search engine provider cannot in law orin fact fulfil the obligations of the controller provided in the Directive in relation to personal data on source web pages hosted on third party servers.
It follows from the above findings in Lindqvist that the publisher of source web pages containing personal data is a controller of processing of personal data within the meaning of the Directive.
(62) For the sake of completeness, it needs to be added that issue of whether the personal data has become public(63) orhas been disclosed legally on third-party source web pages is not relevant for application of the Directive.(64).
Moreover, as the search engine works on the basis of copies of the source web pages that its crawler function has retrieved and copied, the service provider does not have any means of changing the information in the host servers.
For these reasons, it is important to examine the liability of internet search engine service providers in respect of personal data published on third-party source web pages which are accessible through their search engines.
A possible‘notice andtake down procedure' concerning links to source web pages with illegal or inappropriate content is a matter for national civil liability law based on grounds other than data protection.
In my view the internet search engine service provider cannot in law or in fact fulfil the obligations of controller provided in Articles 6, 7 and8 of the Directive in relation to the personal data on source web pages hosted on third-party servers.
Hence, the person who publishes the content on the source web page, is in his capacity of controller liable for the personal data published on the page, and that person has various means for fulfilling his obligations in this respect.
In other words, the service provider would need to abandon its intermediary function between the user and the publisher andassume responsibility for the content of the source web page, and when needed, to censure the content by preventing or limiting access to it.
A possible‘notice and take down procedure'(75)concerning links to source web pages with illegal or inappropriate contents is a matter of national law civil liability based on grounds other than the protection of personal data.(76).
