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Even with the promise that they'll delete the data after, it doesn't seem like a reasonable value exchange. I would assume that meta-data and derived data is s
by dotBen 8y ago
Even with the promise that they'll delete the data after, it doesn't seem like a reasonable value exchange.
I would assume that meta-data and derived data is still going to be preserved. This looks like it's lead-gen for a future service they are building.
- bwb 8y agoWe do not keep any meta-data or derived data, we literally tabulate the numbers you see on that screen and just store that and the email it is run with. Plus we kill off the token afterwards. So the only place personal data would be is the memory until it is cleared. We did this for fun, as a proof of concept for a paid saas idea, and because it might be a good lead gen source down the road. Our hope is people can use this to show their boss the pain meeting madness is causing, and what is preventing them from making. :)