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Yes, I am not judging you either, but it could very well be too expensive, technically difficult or perhaps even damaging to your business (for example by reduc
by scrrr 16y ago
Yes, I am not judging you either, but it could very well be too expensive, technically difficult or perhaps even damaging to your business (for example by reducing the other users' benefit) to remove data. I was just curious.
Also I wonder if in the future lawmakers will put mechanisms into place that regulate information and give individuals the right to have their records deleted.
- jacquesm 16y ago> Also I wonder if in the future lawmakers will put mechanisms into place that regulate information and give individuals the right to have their records deleted. That's already happened in some places. http://www.jurofoon.nl/nieuws/weblog.asp?id=3039 http://www.jurofoon.nl/nieuws/weblog.asp?id=3039 (Dutch).
- crs 16y agoThe hard part is how do we verify that the records were actually deleted. Is the info still sitting on random backups somewhere. It seems that once it is out there, it will be very hard to put back in the box again. Personally that concerns me.
- jacquesm 16y agoYes, that's a real problem. I'd wager that many companies have no idea whatsoever where all the copies of your data have gone.