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Many people (me included) hold the opinion that you should be able to control your data, which includes the right to ask a company storing data about you to del
by tgsovlerkhgsel 8y ago
Many people (me included) hold the opinion that you should be able to control your data, which includes the right to ask a company storing data about you to delete it unless they have a valid justification not to (e.g. they may have to keep payment history for 10 years for compliance reasons).
In fact, in Europe it's so many people that that's the law.
- Dylan16807 8y agoThat doesn't automatically justify "scummy". Especially when it's a tiny amount of data. And what about a company where you can clear out the few bits of data they have, but still can't delete the account itself?
- Solvitieg 8y agoI hold this opinion too but I struggle with the high cost of accidental and unwanted deletion. To delete your account's content I think here should be email verification or 2FA.