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You literally said that soft deletes are illegal, which heavily implies what you now deny to have said. The 30 days wasn't particularly taken from the regulati
by 411111111111111 4y ago
You literally said that soft deletes are illegal, which heavily implies what you now deny to have said.
The 30 days wasn't particularly taken from the regulation, the actual grace period for the deletion should be 90 days in total, but I'm not a lawyer nor certain about it.
What I am certain about is that your original thesis, which is soft deletes being illegal under gdpr, is complete bullshit
- brigandish 4y ago> You literally said that soft deletes are illegal, which heavily implies what you now deny to have said. Who is "you" here? Perhaps if you were less defensive you'd notice that I'm not the person you originally replied to, which, by the way, makes your response nonsensical. Edit: I'll add, that the only person who is likely to get anywhere near to "complete bullshit" is going to be the one who writes "but I'm not a lawyer nor certain about it" and doesn't provide a shred of evidence to back up their, frankly completely ignorant, notions. 90 days grace? Risible.
- 411111111111111 4y agoYeh, you take first place for the most retarded person 2022 award.