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Google's actually really good at truly destroying deleted things within something like 35 days. If it's sitting on a backup tape in a vault somewhere, they del
by raldi 7y ago
Google's actually really good at truly destroying deleted things within something like 35 days.
If it's sitting on a backup tape in a vault somewhere, they delete all copies of the corresponding one-time personal decryption key instead.
- avionicsguy 7y agoSo is Microsoft, at least, on Linked-In. I tested it last year and deleted my profile. Had a friend check and everything was gone...Everything including public posts. LinkedIn has a remorse period of something like 21 days. And I had plan to test recovery process also. Then got busy with a contract and was too late to recover. It's awesome! I think any global IT company must deal with GDPR kind of like most automakers in U.S. follow California emission standards. It's easier to create a policy for all than create "one off" policies for a geopolitical region.