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This is an interesting angle that I've never considered. I know that you likely can't talk about it but how could complying with GRPR expose IP?
by gravypod 8y ago
This is an interesting angle that I've never considered. I know that you likely can't talk about it but how could complying with GRPR expose IP?
- tschwimmer 8y agoI'm imagining some sort of novel data structure or schema. If a customer requested their data, you'd have to divulge the schema as well.
- krageon 8y agoYou are not obligated to provide the data in the way it has been structured at your company. You are obligated to provide it in a machine-readable format, and that is where the provisions end. It can be any format you want and can contain the information in any way that you like, as long as it's all there.
- tschwimmer 8y agoperhaps there's a score or some other proprietary statistic that is technically user data but is not surfaced to the user. If the score is a function of other pieces of supplied user data then perhaps they're worried about leaking a proprietary formula. This is starting to sound a bit thin, so I'm not really sure what this guy is talking about.