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You should be storing potentially GDPR-covered data encrypted with entity specific keys, which are destroyed when necessary.
by rch 5y ago
You should be storing potentially GDPR-covered data encrypted with entity specific keys, which are destroyed when necessary.
- gnufx 5y agoRight, regardless of the storage, but in the research computing circles I see, it's just not done. The promises of "data destruction" that get demanded are basically accompanied by fingers crossed behind the back (is that an international thing to "cover" for lying?) considering the filesystem and backup mechanisms etc.
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