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You attest so legally binding. The legal system does not function on mathematical proofs. If it turns out you did not speak the truth, you can be fined, and may
by madez 9y ago
You attest so legally binding. The legal system does not function on mathematical proofs. If it turns out you did not speak the truth, you can be fined, and maybe even jailed. That's how it works.
Also, we are not talking about forgetting someone personally, but deleting their data. I assume that's clear.
- freeone3000 9y agoSo if you're willing to indefinitely lie, you just get out? This seems inefficient.
- chopin 9y agoYou better have not a breach in this case...
- rrix2 9y agoConsidering this is not about human memory but about computers and data storage, and those things are traditionally pretty bad at lying, it seems like a bad path to take, personally.
- wglb 9y agoDepending on your industry, or your global customer requirements, you might have to have an audit that shows that you have such procedures in place. If you are small, don't get breached, and attest that you have done the deletion.