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not in the US. GDPR gives those protections, but the US doesn't have equivalent ones.
by adgjlsfhk1 4y ago
not in the US. GDPR gives those protections, but the US doesn't have equivalent ones.
- gingerlime 4y agoGDPR excludes some financial data. So I don’t know about Experian, but I don’t think you can opt out of your bank holding data even after you close your account. For example, Transferwise asked me to provide a copy of my passport or driving license. I asked why they keep it for 10 years after they identify me, and they pointed out to some extensive regulation (which I believe trumps the GDPR).