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> I fail to understand why one needs to access every service on the platform to avoid losing data. One doesn't. That's just NPR's insane interpretation of "res
by jsnell 3y ago
> I fail to understand why one needs to access every service on the platform to avoid losing data.
One doesn't. That's just NPR's insane interpretation of "reserving a right" meaning that your data is definitely going to be deleted on a per-service basis. If they ever started actually doing it, there would be multiple notifications over months if not years about "your data in service X will be deleted unless you do Y".
- pseudalopex 3y ago> That's just NPR's insane interpretation of "reserving a right" meaning that your data is definitely going to be deleted on a per-service basis. NPR did not say or imply this. > just NPR's insane interpretation of "reserving a right" meaning that your data is definitely going to be deleted on a per-service basis. If they ever started actually doing it, there would be multiple notifications over months if not years about "your data in service X will be deleted unless you do Y". Where did Google state this?