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Would potentially be useful if you could take advantage of this _after_ you've been excommunicated from a service for whatever unknowable violation you committe
by dabernathy89 6y ago
Would potentially be useful if you could take advantage of this _after_ you've been excommunicated from a service for whatever unknowable violation you committed.
- nerpderp82 6y agoThat should be in the digital bill of rights.
- g_p 6y agoIt's in the GDPR - right to data portability (and associated sections). I guess that's as close to a data bill of rights as we have right now.
- variable11 6y agoSome EU states have said that internet access is a human right, which is not the same thing, but it's a step in the right direction and should be on any digital bill of rights.
- ravenstine 6y agoI'm curious... has anyone drafted a digital bill of rights? If not, maybe someone should in order to get the ball rolling.
- jonhohle 6y agoI've wanted one for the better part of a decade. It would be great to have something like the first-sale doctrine for digital goods, some method of eliminating phone-home DRM when a business shuts down or service is discontinued, etc.
- shuntress 6y agoPresumably, compliance with this standard would enable the "here's your shit" part of "here's your shit, now get out." for your "excommunication".
- ketamine__ 6y agoThat's what Coinbase does.
- Terretta 6y agoNot quite. If you never gave them ID back in the day, you can’t get out any more.
- ketamine__ 6y agoSo give them your ID.
- occamrazor 6y agoGDPR, as a side effect, entitles users to get a copy or their data after a ban, as long as the service has not already deleted the data.
- cm2187 6y agoBut it could be a pdf?
- njitram 6y agoGDPR says it must be machine readable: The data subject shall have the right to receive the personal data concerning him or her, which he or she has provided to a controller, in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format and have the right to transmit those data to another controller without hindrance from the controller to which the personal data have been provided https://gdpr-info.eu/art-20-gdpr/ https://gdpr-info.eu/art-20-gdpr/
- mrathi12 6y agoDTP tackles Article 20 of GDPR
- refactor_master 6y agoAnd just below this article is currently another saying how companies don’t really give a proper damn about GDPR. Would you be able to trust GDPR to actually return “useful” data?