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Disroot
Proyecto colaborativo para compartir y comunicarse utilizando herramientas abiertas, descentralizadas, federadas y sobre todo respetuosas con la libertad y privacidad.
Herramientas
Registrándose como nuevo usuario, obtenemos acceso a las siguientes herramientas:
- Paste Bin (app PrivateBin): publicación de textos para su visualización. No necesita cuenta para poder usarse.
- Tablero de proyecto (app Taiga): herramienta de gestión de proyectos utilizando la metodología ágil.
- Llamadas (app Jitsi-Meet): aplicación web de video-conferencia.
Registro
Es necesario realizar una inscripción para usar la mayoría de las herramientas que ofrece Disroot.
El proceso se realiza cubriendo el formulario de registro de nuevo usuario.
Tras verificar la solicitud, quedará a la espera de la aprobación manual por parte de Disroot que puede durar hassa 48 horas. Durante ese tiempo no estará creada la cuenta y no podrá usarse.
Términos de servicio
Terms Of Service By using any of the services provided by disroot.org you agree to the following TERMS OF USE. May 2018 - v1.1 By using any of the services provided by disroot.org you agree to our terms of use. These conditions can be changed at any time without prior notice. However we highly evaluate transparency and will do our best to make sure users are notified as soon as possible about any major changes via email, Diaspora* network and/or the announcement forum, minor changes will most likely only be published on the announcement forum.
Disroot is a community. We all share servers resources, collaborate and use disroot.org services together. It is important that everyone of us understands it and feels equally responsible for it. Please keep to the following guidelines so we all get along: 1. Space limits on disk: Resources are scarce. Keep in mind keeping unnecessary files and emails might limit server space, which can lead to less accounts served to others. Don't litter! 2. Account expiration: disroot.org does not expire unused accounts. This might be a subject to change if we are forced to save up disk space for other users. Such changes in policy will be announced via all communication channels well in advance. We would rather appreciate people taking responsibility for their account and its impact on disroot resources, and rather request account deletion when they decide not to use our services any longer, or purge unused files. 3. Password: For privacy-related reasons, we never keep track of anybody who requests the activation of a Disroot account. When creating your account, you may choose questions which will allow you to recover your password in case you lose/forget it. If you also forget the question or the answer to the question we won't be able to re-send you the data to access your account again. Remember as well to periodically change your password: you can do it by login into the user panel at user.disroot.org and clicking the 'Change password' button. !WARNING! Lost passwords will lead to un-recoverable cloud file loss. To protect yourself from it, you can enable password recovery feature in your personal Cloud settings. See here for more details. 4. Spam and Viruses: To avoid having our servers included in blacklists, we don't want our email accounts to be used for sending spam. Any account caught doing so will be disabled without further notice.
If you happen to receive great amount of spam or any suspicious emails please let us know at support@disroot.org so we can investigate it further. 5. Copyright material: Uploading and (most of all) publicly sharing copyrighted material on disroot might put other users and the whole project in danger so just don't do it.
The aim of disroot is to promote open source, free software and all kind of copyleft content. Embrace it and support artists and projects that release their work under those licences. 6. Legal responsibilities: As for anything else you do, be aware that disroot.org is not responsible for what you write, nor for the safeguard of your own privacy. We therefore invite you to make the most of all the existing tools to defend your rights.
We remind you not to upload on the site copyright protected materials that could endanger the existence of our very servers (and all services connected to it).
Please refer to our privacy policy to learn more about how your information is being stored and used. 7. Ownership of and responsibility for content disroot.org is not responsible for any content published on any of our services. You are responsible for your use of the disroot's services, for any Content you provide, and for any consequences thereof. However, to secure our existence, we reserve the right to remove any content if found in violation with applicable law. 8. Laws disroot.org is hosted in the Netherlands and therefore is subject to Dutch laws and jurisdiction. 9. Refraining from certain activities You may not engage in the following activities through the services provided by disroot.org:
Harassing and abusing others by engaging in threats, stalking, or sending spam. Contributing to the discrimination, harassment or harm against any individual or group. That includes the spread of hate and bigotry through racism, ethnophobia, antisemitism, sexism, homophobia and other forms of discriminatory behavior. Contributing to the abuse of others by distributing material where the production process created violence or sexual assault against persons or animals. Impersonating or portraying another person in a confusing or deceptive manner unless the account is clearly classified as a parody. Doxing: Doxing (the publication of other people's personal data) is not allowed because we can't assess either if it's done in good faith or what consequences it will have for the exposed people, and because it implies too big a legal risk for us. Activity not permitted by national or international law. Misuse of services by distributing viruses or malware, engaging in a denial of service attack, or attempting to gain unauthorized access to any computer system, including this one.
10. Using disroot services for commercial activities Disroot is a non-profit organization providing services for individuals on “pay as you wish” basis. Because of this structure we see using Disroot services for commercial operations as abuse of the service and it will be treated as such.
Trading any Disroot services with a third party is prohibited. Using email for purposes such as "no-reply" type of accounts for your business will be blocked without a warning once such activity is detected Using Disroot services for financial gain, including but not limited to trading or managing sales, is not tolerated. Accounts created for the purpose of generating profits will be subject to termination upon inquiry. Sending bulk emails, including but not limited to marketing and advertising, for business purposes, will be treated as spam and blocked upon discovery without any prior notice. Using Disroot services for any other commercial activity will be examined per case and the decision on terminating such accounts will be based upon communication with the account holder and the type of the activities in question.
11. Account Termination disroot.org may terminate your service at any time under the following conditions:
The account has been found to be sending Spam (excessive amounts of unsolicited email). The account has engaged in one or more of the banned activities listed above.
the above conditions are subject to change at any time. 12. No Warranty You understand and agree that disroot.org provides you primarily with internet-based services. Therefore, services are offered as is, subject to availability and without liability to you. As much as we wouldn't like letting any of our users down, we just cannot give any warranty as to the reliability, accessibility, or quality of our services. You agree that the use of our services is at your sole and exclusive risk. Privacy Policy May 2018 - v1.1
This privacy policy applies to all Services hosted on Disroot.org and its sub-domains. We try to keep it as unified and simple as we possibly can.
Disclaimer! We reserve the right to change any of the points. All changes will be publicly available and will be communicated to all users via the forum, Diaspora, Mastodon and Blog. Major changes to Privacy Policy will be sent additionally via email to all users.
Our motto: “The less we know about our users the better” 1.What do we do with your data: 1. We require a username and password to identify the account holder and provide the services offered by Disroot.org All additional information you supply on any of the services provided by Disroot.org are optional.
2. Our processing of your information is limited to storing it for you to use.
3. We store logs of your activity for period no longer then 24h (unless specified otherwise per service). This data is used to help diagnose software issues, maintain security of the system against intrusion, and monitor the health of the platform.
3. Further access to your personal data and stored files and other information you provide to any of the services offered by disroot.org is under your control.
4. We use disk encryption on all data to prevent data leak in cases where servers are stolen, confiscated, or in any way physically tempered with.
6. We provide and require SSL/TLS encryption on all provided services 2. What we do not do with your data: 1. We do not collect any data other then what is needed to provide you the service.
2. We do not in any way process, analyze your behavior or personal characteristics (profiling). We have no advertisements or business relationships with advertisers.
3. We do not share nor sell your data to third party unless in case of network inter-operatable (federated) services require certain data to operate (eg. other email service provider needs to know your email address to be able to deliver emails).
4. We do not require any additional information that is not crucial for operation of the service (we do not ask for additional email addresses, phone numbers)
5. We do not read/look nor process your personal data, emails, files etc. stored on our servers unless needed for troubleshooting purposes, or under suspicion of breaking Terms Of Services in which case we ask for prior permission from you or inform you afterwards of all actions taken against the account in the transparency report addressed to account holder.
3. Access to your information: 1. Federation.
Some of the services provided by Disroot.org such as Nextcloud, Email, Diaspora, Hubzilla, Xmpp and Matrix chat are operating based on so called Federation Protocols. This enables users signed up at different service providers to interact with each other. Because of the nature of the protocols (ability to send each other messages, likes, share files, chat) some of the data is naturally shared with other entities. However, sharing data with other service provider is the user's choice and is configured by the users in their settings per service including the decision of with whom and what to share.
2. You may be shown embedded videos and link previews from other websites while using services provided by Disroot.org. This may expose you to web tracking by external services, such as (but not limited to) Facebook, Twitter, and Google.
3. All data and files stored on services that are bound to personal information (services that require logging in) are available for you to download for either archival purposes or to transfer to another compatible website. 4. Your Rights Under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and The Data Protection Act 2018 (DPA) you have a number of rights with regard to your personal data. You have the right to request from us access to and rectification or erasure of your personal data, the right to restrict processing, object to processing as well as in certain circumstances the right to data portability.
If you have provided consent for the processing of your data you have the right (in certain circumstances) to withdraw that consent at any time which will not affect the lawfulness of the processing before your consent was withdrawn.
You have the right to lodge a complaint to the Information Commissioners’ Office if you believe that we have not complied with the requirements of the GDPR or DPA 18 with regard to your personal data. Identity and contact details of controller and data protection officer:
Stichting Disroot.org is the controller of data for the purposes of the DPA 18 and GDPR. 3 If you have any concerns as to how your data is processed you can contact:
data.protection.officer@disroot.org - Person repsponsible for Privacy Policy info@disroot.org - General contact information
5. Per Service additional privacy policies and exceptions: 1. search.disroot.org
No data (IP address, session cookie etc) is stored on the server, unless for troubleshooting purposes, after which the log data is purged from the server.
2. upload.disroot.org
No data (IP address, session cookie etc) is stored on the server, unless for troubleshooting purposes, after which the log data is purged from the server. All files uploaded to the service are end-to-end encrypted. we, Disroot admins have no way of decrypting that information
3. bin.disroot.org
No data (IP address, session cookie etc) is stored on the server, unless for troubleshooting purposes, after which the log data is purged from the server. All files uploaded to the service are end-to-end encrypted. we, Disroot admins have no way of decrypting that information
4. pad.disroot.org and calc.disroot.org
We do not collect IP addresses and other personal data that can be linked to the pad.
5. cloud.disroot.org
All files send to the cloud are encrypted with a keypair created based on the user password, to create extra level of security. Note however that the keys are stored on the server which compromises the level of security Everything else except for files (calendars, contacts, news, tasks, bookmarks etc) is stored in plain-text in a database, unless an app provides external encryption (non so far).
6. email
all emails, unless encrypted by user (with gpg for example) are stored on our servers in plain-text. IP addresses of currently logged in user via IMAP/POP3 protocol are stored as long as the device is logged in to the server. (per each device logged in)
7. poll.disroot.org
No IP addresses are stored on the server, unless temporarily for troubleshooting, after which they are purged from the server