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Nick Craver on Twitter: “GDPR Erasure is fun, because you are required to disassociate the fact it happened as well, or at least disassociate it from the person. So when a regulator audits you, how can you prove you did it? Yeah let’s just ignore those pesky details.”

Posted by jpluimers on 2018/05/10

GDPR is vague, so you bump into things like [WayBack] Nick Craver on Twitter: “GDPR Erasure is fun, because you are required to disassociate the fact it happened as well, or at least disassociate it from the person. So when a regulator audits you, how can you prove you did it? Yeah let’s just ignore those pesky details.”

This seems to be a viable solution: [WayBack] Adam Surak on Twitter: “We’re removing everything and keeping hash of login/email… “

–jeroen

https://twitter.com/AdamSurak/status/993131609015676928

 

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