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- rebootthesystem 9y agoThanks! I'll read through this. A quick scan seems to reveal consumers in the US don't have as much control over their private data as I thought we might. Which is bad. If someone has my driver's license and credit card data in their database and I want it completely erased they ought to be legally required to do so. As someone operating multiple websites as well as a user my policy is to delete any and all private data on request. For me it's a matter of what I would want as a user.