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I don't think so. You might be entitled to get the specific row of a database which contained your information. But why would you be entitled to the entire DB?
by edent 2y ago
I don't think so. You might be entitled to get the specific row of a database which contained your information. But why would you be entitled to the entire DB?
- belorn 2y agoA full row can have any arbitrary number of columns, and have foreign keys to rows in other tables or itself in any length of chains. Any columns could also be data structures like json with arbitrary number of keys and values. In order to have the full context of how the information relate to the identified individual, an argument can be made that you need the full database. The other extreme interpretation is that personal data only refer to data that personal identify someone, and not any information that is related to personal data (in contrast to being related to an identified individual). In the case of an email that would be the email address without the message. In term of slack, the personal data of a user would be the username, full name, and email, since those and not messages is what relate to identified living individuals.