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If you don’t keep the records of your customers, you’d answer those requests in no time. Aldi has become extremely succesfull without knowing their customer. I

If you don’t keep the records of your customers, you’d answer those requests in no time. Aldi has become extremely succesfull without knowing their customer. Ikea probably the same.

photon-torpedo 9y ago
What about their employees? Aren't employees, or ex-employees, also entitled under GDPR to be informed about what personal data the company stores or processes? Honest question!
- Kliment 9y ago
  Of course, but they're entitled to this under pre-GDPR legislation as well, as I understand it.
vsl 9y ago
Wrong. Even if I didn’t store anything besides absolutely necessary (does your product involve usernames or emails - bam, personal information) and was absolutely above board, it would take me hours to respond to this.
- heavenlyblue 9y ago
  You see: you should have read the law before assuming that requesting this information from the user is legal. It had to be stored in one, single place. Therefore answering this question shouldn't take more than 5 minutes, if you have anticipated GDPR.