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There doesn't even have to be a person B. Under the terms of the GDPR you have the right to an erasure request, which means the party holding your data must era
by RedShift1 6y ago
There doesn't even have to be a person B. Under the terms of the GDPR you have the right to an erasure request, which means the party holding your data must erase your data, whatever that may be, and it must be erased from backup systems too.