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Is it? I understand that the GDPR allows you to request deletion of your private data, but content you’ve published isn’t quite the same. At the very least, Re

Is it? I understand that the GDPR allows you to request deletion of your private data, but content you’ve published isn’t quite the same. At the very least, Reddit’s TOS claim a perpetual irrevocable license to that content Does the GDPR have a separate provision for requesting the deletion of published content, or are people just assuming it falls under the private data rules?

DropInIn 3y ago
Copyright doesn't work like that and comments are protected by copyright Reddit is up against the laws that even bigger assholes had made to fuck over people who use copyright material without explicit permission...