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If you are running some sort of politically connected criminal conspiracy GDPR and "Right to be Forgotten" seem tailor made for coverups. No stuff left lying a
by narrator 7y ago
If you are running some sort of politically connected criminal conspiracy GDPR and "Right to be Forgotten" seem tailor made for coverups. No stuff left lying around for Wikileaks or prosecutors. Any screw ups in the coverup can be managed with "Right to be forgotten".
- simion314 7y agoHow can I use GDPR as a criminal? Do I ask google to delete my account? and because a criminal asks to delete an account or an email Google should in fact keep copies of all emails and all data forever? Browsers should then not allow to delete your history because some criminal can use that functionality, it is obvious a function created to hide stuff /s
- narrator 7y agoI don't think one should be able to hide data from the proper authorities if they are properly authorized by law, but one should be able to hide it from non law enforcement. Browser history deleting and such are a reasonable accommodation of the latter. I guess Wikileaks violates this rule, but they don't care about violating people's privacy unless they're corrupt politicians.