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I didn’t see those threads before posting this. Thanks for the links. On a side note: There still isn’t an answer to the question in matter.
by rajnathani 9y ago
I didn’t see those threads before posting this. Thanks for the links.
On a side note: There still isn’t an answer to the question in matter.
- venning 9y ago'sctb did state that they are "working on" a way to decouple the content from the username/email which should allow them to delete user accounts without removing their content: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16661687 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16661687 (plus the context two comments higher in the thread).
- rajnathani 9y agoThanks for sharing that comment. That action in itself would not be enough to be GDPR complaint. User generated content is associated with a user. To be compliant, all user data would have to be removed. It would be really simple for FB to be GDPR complaint if all that was required was to delete a user profile and none of the respective user activity on the platform.