David

[David]

No problem with it.

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[David]

If it’s submitted to a professional data protection third party yes, other wise no.

[David]

No. Never appealed to me.

I work nude in front of people regularly. Will take in a few WNBRs this year, drink in public nude a few times too, plus sunbathe on a few clothing beaches.  Being on the internet just isnt my bag.

 

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[David]

Actually now more possible in the uk than in the 2000s & 2010s. A service station cant share it due to latest gdpr data protection laws and you have the right to be forgotten if no legal reason to keep it.

 

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[David]

“Why did they choose to not publish?

Good question…

For me, MDL was a bit of fun, nearly all of them I do once a year, but meant that I had to put effort into documenting them.

Before I explain, I do recognise that the site is moving towards it not being for me and if  gap widens much further, I’ll be writing a  GDPR right to be forgotten request to Ed. This doesn’t mean I have any ill feeling, it just means we’re moving in different directions.

First reason is because I’m not paid; I work as a life model at least once a week, and do various other naked jobs, eg cleaner, barman, campsite receptionist, etc – I am paid to be nude, my body is a commodity/service I sell.

There are times when I do it voluntarily eg wnbr, nude swims, beaches, local naturist club, etc, but there are various codes of conduct to publishing these that are looked down by organisers. I’ve tried to explain these, but obviously not very well.

I do have nude images on insta and other sites, there are posters of me nude by life drawing organisers, but they are to promote my paid life modelling, etc.

“If it’s because they fear being recognised then they could blur their face:” – So there are 100s of nude photos out there with my face not blurred, however, as I said before, I’ve been paid for them. Also data protection/GDPR – In this day and age with google lens/reverse image look up – you can’t publish a blurred face unless it’s in a town/city that you very rarely go to. Otherwise, you are giving a very local location personal to you..

As I said no animosity, I just think differently to direction the site is going.

[David]

Not trying to be picky, it’s a genuine concern. Is this site registered with ICO?

 

Probably best the rest if this conversation done via email or personal message.

[David]

National PASS app, Post Office Identity check service, etc

Photo id holds a vast amount of personal data.

[David]

Binned twitter for the same reason.

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[David]

I usually do the big 3, manchester, london and brighton.

 

All three are publicised on the main wnbr worldwide website.

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[David]

Calling it the nudist community will annoy the UK naturist community.

There isnt much stats out there its basically 1 in nine of uk consider themselves naturists, but define themselves as going skinny dipping, prefer nude beaches, etc. however it’s like 1 in 200 who enjoy organised nudity and one in 11,000 belong to the british naturist org.

 

 

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