>Although I should say, not without hesitation, given the extreme discrepancy between rates of change in tech and law. The law is already far behind in this ca

>Although I should say, not without hesitation, given the extreme discrepancy between rates of change in tech and law. The law is already far behind in this case. It implicitly assumes all databases allow for a CRUD workflow. But now we have blockchains/distributed databases where the UD part of CRUD is literally impossible. It will be very interesting to see how the courts deal with personal data stored in this manner...