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No, this is not true. Companies need to be up front with you about what data they keep, and why, and they have to comply with the regs - but nowhere does it sa
by GordonS 7y ago
No, this is not true.
Companies need to be up front with you about what data they keep, and why, and they have to comply with the regs - but nowhere does it say your data has to be kept in the EU.
- andreagrandi 7y agoWhy changing the data controller to Google LLC for UK users only then? (ignore the fact that they misunderstood me for a UK resident)
- GordonS 7y agoI'm also a UK resident. I can't answer your question, but at a guess, they are segregating data than falls under the GDPR, keeping it isolated from data that does not; you wouldn't have to place it in the EU to do that of course, but it might make sense for some reason. I'm curious as to where you have got the belief that your data must be stored in the EU. Perhaps you could point towards where in the GDPR you got this from?