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Small businesses don't need to build complex systems to respect the law. If someone wants their data they can ask for it by email. The business can then manuall
by galvin 10y ago
Small businesses don't need to build complex systems to respect the law. If someone wants their data they can ask for it by email. The business can then manually gather the data from their databases and send it as a ZIP, PDF or whatever.
You can worry about building a system when it makes financial sense compared to the time spent manually dealing with data requests.
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- ThePhysicist 10y agoZIP/PDF would not qualify as an exchange format, as the directive clearly states the data must be "in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format". XML would do, but a PDF definitely not as it's not machine-readable (in the sense that you can easily extract the structure of the raw data from the file).