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For EU users yes, but for other people kind of, when using EU based services.
by fredrikaurdal 9y ago
For EU users yes, but for other people kind of, when using EU based services.
- gnode 9y agoDoes the GDPR actually express a right to account deletion? My understanding is that it expresses only a right to erasure in a limited set of circumstances. Given that comments are public, I think it may be possible to deny the right to erasure on the archival exception. However, upvotes are currently private, and cannot be removed after some length of time. I wonder if this would mean they should be made removable (or at least the record of them in a user's account).