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Why? Isn't it always part of a TOS that you have no rights and that the company can do whatever they like anytime they like?
by Sunspark 4y ago
Why? Isn't it always part of a TOS that you have no rights and that the company can do whatever they like anytime they like?
- jbverschoor 4y agoContracts or terms don't have to be legal
- Charlie_26 4y agoSurely a GDPR violation at the very least
- Freak_NL 4y agoHe could probably still get his data as a data dump if he was European, just not his accounts reinstated. As Mark is apparently an American citizen though, the GDPR does not apply.
- Sunspark 4y agoDoes anyone know what happens if one is a European citizen (or dual-citizen with the US) but physically resident in the US? Can one invoke EU rights, or is it tied to being physically resident like a DVD region? What if the EU citizen flies to Europe? Can they then invoke their right from the physical territory of Europe? I feel this is somewhat uncharted water.