I recently requested a deletion of my data on a platform using the GDPR, but instead of them deleting my data they replied to the request with instructions on how to delete my account using their profile tools.
Is this the same privacy-wise in terms of deleting my data?
Privacy has become a very important issue in modern society, with companies and governments constantly abusing their power, more and more people are waking up to the importance of digital privacy.
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It should be the same. But depending on the organization behind the platform, they might play dumb if you only request the deletion through the profile tools.
Makes sense. Thanks for the answer
Yep, I still get emails from Facebook despite deleting my account 20 years ago
Uh…yeah…
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Facebook
2008 to be exact
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Don’t sue them, we’re not the US. Make a complaint to your local DPA. If the offender needs to be pulled to court, the DPA will do so.
Difference is who’s paying for the court case.
DPAs don’t have the resources to take action on every single complaints. You can sue the controller or processor directly under article 79 if you want to be sure that an issue gets dealt with quickly.
Damn it I hate America so much. Everything here feels miles behind Europe.
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