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Or just force all models to be deleted that had any input of that data in the first place. If they don't do that in practice let the whistleblowers do their job

Or just force all models to be deleted that had any input of that data in the first place. If they don't do that in practice let the whistleblowers do their job in exposing the companies.

kova12 5y ago
Good luck identifying these models. By now what caused what is so muddled, it could get a small army of lawyers to even start detangling
- Puts 5y ago
  According to the GDPR the burden of proving compliance is on the controller by keeping paper trails and documentation. So technically they would already need to be able to prove were all data has come from, or else they can't have it. So either they start untangling or they delete it. :)
  - namlem 5y ago
    The models aren't the data and aren't regulated under GDPR. It would be crazy to try to do so tbh.
    - littlestymaar 5y ago
      The models aren't subject to GDPR, but which data went to which model is: every data treatment must be documented.