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"no legal limit." There is in the EU. Keeping data indefinitely is illegal. Expert opinion varies on how long you can keep it, many think you're save with 12 m
by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
"no legal limit."
There is in the EU. Keeping data indefinitely is illegal. Expert opinion varies on how long you can keep it, many think you're save with 12 months, most think 36 months is too long.
- mytailorisrich 7y agoIf it's personal data. A transcript in itself is not personal data unless an individual can be identified or it is linked to an individual. So "Alexa, order more beer" in itself can be kept for as long as you want. The audio recording may be a different matter because of voice recognition. As to how long personal data may be kept, well in the UK one can sue on a civil matter for up to 6 years so there is a good argument that anything related to the service you provide and in relation to which you might be sued should be kept for 6 years. I expect it's similar in other countries.
- kerng 7y agoAccording to the article the transcript is directly associated with the users. It's some of the most personal PII there can be in my opinion. One day it will all be compromised or misused, because that's what history teaches us.
- mytailorisrich 7y ago> According to the article the transcript is directly associated with the users They just need to destroy that link and can then keep the transcripts for as long as they want.