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So as long as there are 1000s of companies like AdUX that purchase my data without telling me or acquiring my consent, I don't really have any hope of actually
by jon_richards 8y ago
So as long as there are 1000s of companies like AdUX that purchase my data without telling me or acquiring my consent, I don't really have any hope of actually having my information deleted.
I suppose someone could make a service that lets you request every known company delete your info.
- PeterStuer 8y agoIf they want to comply all those 1000's of companies will have to get you to reaffirm your consent under the new GDPR rules. Didn't you notice already a lot of the services/sits you use asking you to re-agree ('We've updated our privacy policy etc.')
- jon_richards 8y agoAre you sure that all applies to companies that purchase personal information and not just companies that collect it?
- dvfjsdhgfv 8y agoIt applies to all companies that process personal information, where processing also means access.
- AstralStorm 8y agoThey also process the data which is explicitly mentioned in GDPR.
- fasteddie 8y agoYep. If a company purchases PII and then uses it for any reason, say marketing, they have to store how they got consent from the users to use that information.
- Someone 8y agoUnder the GDPR, who would they buy it from? A company that sells the data would have to have the user’s consent to sell on their personal data.