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If the information does not need to be public. A simple solution is to encrypt the data you put on the blockchain. And then just throw away the key if somebody
by kasperni 8y ago
If the information does not need to be public. A simple solution is to encrypt the data you put on the blockchain. And then just throw away the key if somebody request that you delete their information. Of course it cannot be applied in all situations. But sometimes it will do the trick.
- knorker 8y agoBut an IP address is PII. So presumably a wallet address in PII. If so, then all transactions are PII and subject to GDPR removals. This seems harder to solve.