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Either the deletion promise is a lie, or the third-party vendor was storing the data anyway
by eleveriven 1y ago
Either the deletion promise is a lie, or the third-party vendor was storing the data anyway
- crossroadsguy 1y agoOr it's all kosher as per their "internal policy" which translates to "yes, it was deleted on the server where you first uploaded it" but "pre-deletion" it was "transitioned" to "another secure server" for "your convenience" and "everything is as per our T&C that you agreed to and we follow the highest standards of data security and safety. Thank you for your time". If Kafka were alive today, he'd see the world has outdone itself.
- phatskat 1y agoFrom what I understand, these were IDs submitted to the third-party for support cases where the user was disputing the verification process. Whether these leaked IDs were from open tickets or not should be the question, if my understanding of the situation is correct.