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That is well covered within GDPR scope. Retaining data to fulfill legal obligations is allowed. One common related example is invoice data.
by aforwardslash 7y ago
That is well covered within GDPR scope. Retaining data to fulfill legal obligations is allowed. One common related example is invoice data.
- AnthonyMouse 7y agoBut then "just don't keep the data" is not an effective response to these attacks of requesting someone else's data.
- rusk 7y agoYes, it requires people to be trained in this area to make these judgements ... imagine that!
- nameismypw 7y agoHow well is that turning out? You can't rely on people to get it right 100% of the time. I definitely wouldn't.
- johnisgood 7y agoI signed up to a crypto exchange, then I requested removal of my account and data and they said they cannot delete my data. Guess what? I had zero transactions, the account was new, etc. They are legally obliged to keep almost nothing for 7 years. How lovely. At least they were open about it, right? Some will just tell you they deleted your account when in fact it was just a soft delete. Screw these places. I, for one, hope that Bisq will become popular.
- rusk 7y agoYou don’t have to get it right 100% of the time, you just have to look like you’re trying.