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Data retention policies in GDPR specifically address the case, if there is a legal reason to keep the data it should take precedence. That's it you can't tell t
by xxs 9y ago
Data retention policies in GDPR specifically address the case, if there is a legal reason to keep the data it should take precedence. That's it you can't tell that you wish your 10k euro bank credit to be forgotten.
Accounting logs might need to be kept up to seven (in some cases 10) years, so the data related to them should be kept. The data is sort of field based and some might need to be able to be forgotten earlier.
- woolvalley 9y agoSo if another country says it's not legal to comply with the GDPR in their country, they get off scot free? :P
- xxs 9y agototally, but then again you won't be able to transact with the EU, besides all the diplomatic aftermath.