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> Not sure why such stuff would need to be retained to function It's quite difficult to know what happened in the previous frame without any kind of retention.
by ruszki 3mo ago
> Not sure why such stuff would need to be retained to function
It's quite difficult to know what happened in the previous frame without any kind of retention.
- tencentshill 3mo agoI assume volatile memory isn't considered retention under these laws. There are no regulations governing data destruction for RAM, except at the highest levels of secrecy, where they shred or melt the entire computer anyways.