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> wipe out data per-request Why would you do that? You are providing a service to the people that is a pure benefit for them and doesn't harm them at all. Why
by Yizahi 9y ago
> wipe out data per-request
Why would you do that? You are providing a service to the people that is a pure benefit for them and doesn't harm them at all. Why would anyone want to delete such helpful data?
- erk__ 9y agoIf they don't want a € 10 million fine they have to comply with GDPR, even if no one is going to use it.
- kabes 9y agoAFAIK, GDPR doesn't tell you there need to be an automated way to delete the data. If people can send you a mail with the request and you manually delete it, that's also fine. So if no one will use it, you basically don't have to do anything and be compliant (to this specific GDPR rule).
- PeterisP 9y agoSure, but if people use your service and some 0.01% of them might send a request just as a matter of principle once GDPR kicks in, then it's quite plausible that the cost efficient way to handle this is to have an automated solution rather than a manual process that doesn't scale.
- whostolemyhat 9y agoFrom what I understand, as long as you can say there's a process in place (and could actually follow it) then you're compliant with the GDPR.