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Probably referring to "right of erasure"? If you want to delete your comments, but there is no mechanism for that, then Microsoft may be in violation of that pa
by grimjack00 8y ago
Probably referring to "right of erasure"? If you want to delete your comments, but there is no mechanism for that, then Microsoft may be in violation of that part of GDPR.
- dao- 8y agoYep, I said as much in another comment. The downvoted comment I replied to was still right -- the issue preventing MS from migrating comments doesn't appear to be liability due to a lack of filters, which isn't even part of GDPR.
- shkkmo 8y agoSee: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19457322 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19457322