Account Deletion Request

Discussion in 'Support & Feedback' started by liamwli, Jul 29, 2018.

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  1. #1
    Hi,

    I hereby withdraw my consent for you to collect, process or store any personal data related to my account here.

    I request that you delete any and all personal data related to, and belonging to this account that your company stores, pursuant to my rights under Article 17 GDPR.

    Thank you!
     
    liamwli, Jul 29, 2018 IP
  2. Spoiltdiva

    Spoiltdiva Acclaimed Member

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    #2
    You have the right to post or not to post.... that's about it here on DP.
    Thank you!
     
    Spoiltdiva, Jul 29, 2018 IP
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  3. robyries

    robyries Notable Member

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    #3
    We don't delete account, if you no need anymore just don't login here. Simple
     
    robyries, Jul 29, 2018 IP
  4. Agent000

    Agent000 Prominent Member

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    and exactly what rights might they be?
     
    Agent000, Jul 30, 2018 IP
  5. mmerlinn

    mmerlinn Prominent Member

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    Sorry bud. European laws do not apply to U.S. companies that do no business in Europe. Digital point does no business outside of California. Anyone that accesses or uses this site does so at their own risk and BY THEIR OWN CHOICE. If you were so concerned about your data, YOU NEVER SHOULD HAVE SIGNED UP IN THE FIRST PLACE.
     
    mmerlinn, Jul 30, 2018 IP
  6. SpacePhoenix

    SpacePhoenix Well-Known Member

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    For any website, they have to obey the laws of any country they operate in, Digitalpoint operates in Europe, so has to obey European laws
     
    SpacePhoenix, Jul 30, 2018 IP
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    Agent000 Prominent Member

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    bullshit.
     
    Agent000, Jul 30, 2018 IP
  8. SpacePhoenix

    SpacePhoenix Well-Known Member

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    WRONG!!!

    From: https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/law-t...ulation/who-does-data-protection-law-apply_en
     
    SpacePhoenix, Jul 30, 2018 IP
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    mmerlinn Prominent Member

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    mmerlinn, Jul 31, 2018 IP
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    SpacePhoenix Well-Known Member

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    SpacePhoenix, Aug 1, 2018 IP
  11. dscurlock

    dscurlock Prominent Member

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    I am not sure if facebook/google has assets in EU, and they are being sued for lots of money. If you have read GDPR, and it is clear that if your site has visitors from EU then your site is fair game, and you are under their rules. GDPR is not going to waste their time on small sites, they are going after billion-dollar tech giants, no matter where they are, and it is your responsibility to make sure your site is compliant with GDPR. If you make less then facebook, google, twitter, or have no money, then there is little they can do. Why does the US allow this? Because the US and EU have agreements with each other, and this is why you have seen almost no pushback in regards to the US telling the EU to take a hike.
     
    dscurlock, Aug 9, 2018 IP