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So, no deadline for the actual deletion? Your 'first communication' could say "your data will be deleted at some point between now and ten years from now" and

• peoplefromibiza 5y ago
  No, it says: 30 days, maximum 60, if you need 60 you have to communicate it within the first 30 with a motivation. It looks pretty straightforward English to me. GDPR is published in 24 languages, including English, I don't know why people still don't get it and what's so hard to understand. It's not a single law, it's a collection of articles, the 17th says that data should be erased without undue delay. We don't have common law in Europe, EU is mostly civil law (emphasis on civil) or Romano-Germanic law. The only exception is Scandinavian law, which is very similar to (and a subgroup of) civil law anyway.