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A charitable interpretation - what "deletion" means can vary across businesses and jurisdictions. For example, some jurisdictions may/may not allow the data to
by xyzelement 3y ago
A charitable interpretation - what "deletion" means can vary across businesses and jurisdictions. For example, some jurisdictions may/may not allow the data to remain anonymized, require it to be in cold storage for law enforcement, etc.
So likely their isn't like if (state = ___) { delete } { else fuck you } but more like "if state = X, do state X logic, if state = Y, do state Y logic, else nothing"
- yieldcrv 3y agoits definitely { else fuck you } because the point is to have data to sell, not learn about the storage requirements its a total absence of requirements think of it like requesting water at a bar or club. in the states without regulation, all the businesses say "you can only buy this $8 bottled water", the same hospitality organization has companies in another state that are like "oh yeah the tap water's right over there" sure, they both have.... fire code requirements or whatever analogy you find more applicable, but they also will say { else fuck you } to all other aspects without any thought aside from what's most convenient
- mycall 3y agoWhat about converting personal data into anonymous data? For example, say a company tracked how many miles some person was a passenger on a bus. Now there is a request to delete their data, so could they simply overwrite their ID and name with "0000", "noname"?