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I know. I did go through it. It mentions California privacy acts under which you can request to have your information deleted but nothing for GDPR or europe and
by searchableguy 6y ago
I know. I did go through it. It mentions California privacy acts under which you can request to have your information deleted but nothing for GDPR or europe and I have asked for questions related to deleting - of which I was told they don't do this for whole accounts but renaming is fine so I am assuming that's how they anonymize.
I am not a lawyer so I don't know even if I went through the privacy policy hence simplifying the question like above.
- brudgers 6y agoIf it really matters, hire a lawyer because that's the only way to determine if compliance is even relevant. And until a finder of fact makes a determination, the question is still up in the air irrespective of what a lawyer might say.