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No snark detected! Good question. I split my time between the US and UK. One of the interesting things about GDPR has been that a lot of non-EU information con
by georgespencer 6y ago
No snark detected! Good question.
I split my time between the US and UK. One of the interesting things about GDPR has been that a lot of non-EU information controllers appear to have adopted it as their de facto DSAR / right to be forgotten standard, so for many of these "services" GDPR works irrespective of territory (or the GDPR standard), and nearly all others have a simple format for deletion.
The thing which GDPR turbocharges is that you can submit a DSAR or deletion request to _any active email address_ and it must be actioned. So you don't actually have to use the obnoxious forms they try to force you through.