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vasco
10 months ago
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How each pillar of the First Amendment is under at...
You can demand it under gdpr right to be forgotten and see where that gets you. Even being a US site they have to be compliant for EU users.
tasuki
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> Even being a US site they have to be compliant for EU users.
Why? What happens if not? EU-wide DNS ban? I haven't seen that yet...
qiqitori
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Comments are not personal data. You can't publish a book and then GDPR your publisher to stop publishing it.
johnnyanmac
10 months ago
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They are personal data, and it's not a commercialized one (the main point of GDPR). I see no reason you cannot delete your own public comments, at least on the primary site.
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