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Or more accurately, MS did not want to make the effort to carry it over. GDPR made it more expensive to port the comments, because it insisted that the user ha
by addicted 8y ago
Or more accurately, MS did not want to make the effort to carry it over.
GDPR made it more expensive to port the comments, because it insisted that the user have control over their content. It did not prevent it from being done.
- WA 8y agoControl doesn’t mean that you need a user interface or an account management. It merely means that MS needs to respond to a request like "I posted this comment, please delete it". Furthermore, under GDPR you don’t have to delete everything a user has written. Only personal information. Although it’s probably easier to just delete the whole comment.