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That's a very good question. I wonder why companies don't push hard to disallow third-party services from storing their customers' data. I had this issue as an
by Bilal_io 4y ago
That's a very good question. I wonder why companies don't push hard to disallow third-party services from storing their customers' data.
I had this issue as an employe. My employer used a third-party service for onboarding. This service had a breach and my data (including my SSN) was leaked. I've been begging my employer (one reason I wish I lived in California) to take action and have them remove my data, because another breach is inevitable. They've finally sent a request to delete all employees' data. Now I am waiting.
- shafyy 4y agoIf you accept payment, it's very hard not to relay some information to a third party, except if you build your own payment provider service... But I'd love to see Stripe make more effort here and e.g. start allowing EU hosting for EU customers and so on.
- Bilal_io 4y agoI don't mind sending data to the service, but the moment the information is no longer needed, we should have the expectation that you delete the data.