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It will likely apply, still I imagine that they can simply pretend it does not. My intuition is that archiving data for long term historical use is different f
by afiori 7y ago
It will likely apply, still I imagine that they can simply pretend it does not.
My intuition is that archiving data for long term historical use is different from datamining a [meta]data to maximize invasion of privacy. Also there is a difference in accessibility, stored inside a glacier very few people are going to actually read it.
I believe that if mass complaints from all over the EU emerged it would be a different story. But this does not look like the activities the GDPR was created for
- scrollaway 7y agoIt will absolutely not apply. GDPR has provisions both for archival AND for cases where the removal etc requests are deemed unreasonable.