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Isn't this one of the requirements of the gdpr compliance? I want to get to that in the us, but it's going to be like pot laws. Liberal states will do it first,
by Latteland 8y ago
Isn't this one of the requirements of the gdpr compliance? I want to get to that in the us, but it's going to be like pot laws. Liberal states will do it first, conservatives will try to stop it in the us congress, and it's possible the will of the majority will change.
- bulatb 8y agoYou can ask them to delete your data, but unless their only legal basis for having it was your consent, they may be able to refuse. [0] They'd have to argue to the regulator that their interest in retaining it should override your interest in deleting it. You also aren't allowed to dictate how specifically your data is processed, so you can't just boss them around. You only get to choose which data, for which purposes, by whom, and only if the processing requires [1] your consent. [0] https://gdpr-info.eu/issues/right-to-be-forgotten/ https://gdpr-info.eu/issues/right-to-be-forgotten/ [1] https://gdpr-info.eu/issues/consent/ https://gdpr-info.eu/issues/consent/
- omnimus 8y agoI am also suprised about GDPR because it seems that on facebook side it didn't change anythin. They added few more checkboxes and thats it. European companies had to change a lot (for better in my opinion). Maybe thats why EU politicians are starting to be harsher about this. They feel powerless.