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I very much doubt that there is any human interaction on the Amazon end of this workflow. What seems more likely is that because this doesn't generate revenue
by pacaro 5y ago
I very much doubt that there is any human interaction on the Amazon end of this workflow.
What seems more likely is that because this doesn't generate revenue it gets the minimum resources necessary to complete the request within some legally mandated time frame. The request probably sits in queues for most of its life.
If a court order requests these same data, I suspect that it can be produced in under 24 hours
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- whoknew1122 5y agoAnd you'd be wrong. There are humans involved at every level of GDPR requests. Signed, Someone who has handled such requests for AWS
- pacaro 5y agoThat feels like an untenable solution, it wouldn't take much to create a denial of service...
- shadowgovt 5y agoVery little about GDPR was designed with technical reality in mind. It's a grand example of using the mallet of law to try and beat the world into the shape someone wants it in, ignorant of why it's in the shape it's currently in.