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> Zuckerberg said many of the tools that are part of the law, such as the ability of users to delete all their data, are already available for people on Faceboo
by mehrdadn 9y ago
> Zuckerberg said many of the tools that are part of the law, such as the ability of users to delete all their data, are already available for people on Facebook.
Uhm, do those tools actually delete the data though? Are they not required to under GDPR?
- mercer 9y agoI think at this point it's safe to assume that Zuckerberg is probably not being truthful.
- malka 9y agoI would never trust anything zucc says. He as an history of lying and deceiving. I would not trust this man with my golden fish.
- camillomiller 9y agoDisingenuous as always. Gdpr requires a maximum grace period of 30 days to comply with the erase request. Facebook holds your stuff for 90 days. Just as an example. Data management is just a part of the law, by the way. Facebook is currently not complying with all the obligations about privacy by design and defaulting to opt-out.
- rmc 9y agoBut that's easy to get into compliance, just adjust a setting from 90 to 30.
- mziel 9y agoYou also need to make sure you implement true deletion instead of a DB flag (and still use that stuff on the backend).
- SahAssar 9y agoAnd that's not even getting into logs or backups, which will probably be a problem to delete from for smaller companies (since I'm assuming that facebook couldn't keep logs or backups for 30 days since that would be massive)