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Will this service have a "forget me" button? I think this should be the first question addressed in their FAQ.
by plumeria 6y ago
Will this service have a "forget me" button? I think this should be the first question addressed in their FAQ.
- wooptoo 6y agoUnder the GDPR in EU or the DPA2018 in the UK you can request your data to be erased, corrected or you can grant limited access to your data. You also have the right to request that a decision to not be made solely using automated means. This is a good introductory article https://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/advice/how-do-i-make-a-subject-access-request https://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/advice/how-do-i-make... Too bad most of these companies operate based on the US legislation which doesn't grant the same consumer rights.
- 6d6b73 6y agoThe question is - is picture/scan of your palm YOUR data? or is it Amazon's data? I'm sure corporate lawyers can find ways around simple things like GDPR.
- dane-pgp 6y agoIt's not the first question addressed in the FAQ, but there is this answer: "Yes, you can request to delete data associated with Amazon One through the device itself or via the online customer portal at one.amazon.com. We believe customers should always be in complete control of when and where they use the service, and we designed Amazon One with this in mind." Perhaps, as the sibling comment suggests, this was an architectural decision made based on the requirements for operating in the EU.