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Why did you stop quoting after "immediately overwritten" ? > ie that the backup is simply held on your systems until it is replaced in line with an established

Why did you stop quoting after "immediately overwritten" ? > ie that the backup is simply held on your systems until it is replaced in line with an established schedule Again, you can't keep backups forever, you are _required_ to delete them. Also, not sure why you keep you backups in the bank (do you, really?) but even banks can suffer from fire/arson, explosion (accidental or not), or a number of other natural disasters (earthquake, flooding, etc). [later edit] Also, sort of by definition, in all businesses customers trust you to do your job. Can you give an example of a business where customers don't typically trust you to do your job?

nix23 6y ago
Really depens on the industry and the country (Finance is 30years, Health-Insurance until the death of the person (in switzerland)) You cannot go to you finance institute and ask them to delete all you records...that will never happen. >Also, not sure why you keep you backups in the bank Business backup's, secure, really good fireprotection, flood protection and in case of a Bus-hit-scenario someone else has access to it. >Can you give an example of a business where customers don't typically trust you to do your job? Politic and Canon filehosting from now on, Airbus Max and Foxnews ;)
- virgilp 6y ago
  Right to be forgotten does not apply in cases where you're legally required to keep the data, or have other legitimate reasons to require said data, or there's significant public interest. But for _my_ photos, on a hosting service, it most definitely applies - if I request erasure, you can't keep them 30years in backup without breaching the law, that much I guarantee. > Politic and Canon filehosting from now on, Airbus Max and Foxnews ;) I know it's tongue-in-cheek, but Foxnews viewers typically trust them, that's one of the problems, right? And customers (advertisers) obviously trust them to deliver message to audience. Airbus is better trusted than ever, especially now after the 737 Max fiasco :P - but even Boeing was obviously trusted by their customers (whether that trust was misplaced is a different issue; my point was "customers must trust me" is in no way unique or particularly important for file hosting).
  - nix23 6y ago
    >Airbus is better trusted than ever, especially now after the 737 Max fiasco :P True true

nix23 6y ago

Really depens on the industry and the country (Finance is 30years, Health-Insurance until the death of the person (in switzerland)) You cannot go to you finance institute and ask them to delete all you records...that will never happen. >Also, not sure why you keep you backups in the bank Business backup's, secure, really good fireprotection, flood protection and in case of a Bus-hit-scenario someone else has access to it. >Can you give an example of a business where customers don't typically trust you to do your job? Politic and Canon filehosting from now on, Airbus Max and Foxnews ;)

virgilp 6y ago
Right to be forgotten does not apply in cases where you're legally required to keep the data, or have other legitimate reasons to require said data, or there's significant public interest. But for _my_ photos, on a hosting service, it most definitely applies - if I request erasure, you can't keep them 30years in backup without breaching the law, that much I guarantee. > Politic and Canon filehosting from now on, Airbus Max and Foxnews ;) I know it's tongue-in-cheek, but Foxnews viewers typically trust them, that's one of the problems, right? And customers (advertisers) obviously trust them to deliver message to audience. Airbus is better trusted than ever, especially now after the 737 Max fiasco :P - but even Boeing was obviously trusted by their customers (whether that trust was misplaced is a different issue; my point was "customers must trust me" is in no way unique or particularly important for file hosting).
- nix23 6y ago
  >Airbus is better trusted than ever, especially now after the 737 Max fiasco :P True true