3 ms·
"The individual can be assured that their personal data will not be restored back to production systems (except in certain rare instances, e.g., the need to rec
by taysic 8y ago
"The individual can be assured that their personal data will not be restored back to production systems (except in certain rare instances, e.g., the need to recover from a natural disaster or serious security breach). In such cases, the user’s personal data may be restored from backups, but the controller will take the necessary steps to honor the initial request and erase the primary instance of the data again."
It sounds like you need to erase the data again even if you used a backup. That means you need a separate database of the entries you deleted. So it's still unclear how that could be integrated within 10 minutes.
- telotortium 8y ago> It sounds like you need to erase the data again even if you used a backup. That means you need a separate database of the entries you deleted. Which you would need anyway. What, you're gonna make previously-deleted users active again after a backup restore? Fixing references to deleted data from active data might be a little more work, but tombstoning the deleted users isn't hard.
- taysic 8y agoI’m going to bet a huge portion of websites do not delete data again upon backup. It’s the simplest implementation. Data deletion usually does not matter to the flow of business unless in specific cases.