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It’s a general right to have incorrect personal data relating to you rectified by the data processor.
by robin_reala 2y ago
It’s a general right to have incorrect personal data relating to you rectified by the data processor.
- account42 2y agoIt's a silly applicaton of that right that doesn't match the original intent. An encoding in a limited character set doesn't make the data incorrect - it's as correct as it can be.