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I should have a right that you should not save my personal information longer than needed. Now what?

• jimmaswell 5y ago
  No, you shouldn't. If I make an observation, that's my observation, my data. I should have full rights to observations I made myself, regardless of if it involves you. Europe has this 100% backwards.
  • martin_a 5y ago
    What would you think if somebody told you this, after following you or your kids the entire day, while taking pictures and notes?
    • jimmaswell 5y ago
      It would be weird, but sure, no difference. This is what a private investigator already does legally.
      • martin_a 5y ago
        Do you think some laws might apply to private investigators and how they do that work?
        • jimmaswell 5y ago
          Not everywhere. It depends on the jurisdiction.
          • pyrale 5y ago
            But surely an US private investigator would have to respect french laws when following people in France? The core of the issue is about fundamentally transnational transactions, and who has jurisdiction in that matter.