Reddit violates CCPA
Reddit violates CCPA
This video shows that Reddit refused to delete all comments and posts of its users when they close their account via a CCPA / GDPR request.
This is absolutely insane, and shows that companies OWN you.
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Un-deleting deleted comments is certainly sleazy, but I didn't realize it was illegal.
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Under the CCPA you own your data. That data should be deleted under request.
Same thing with the European GPDR
You can request your data too (like on discord)
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Something similar passed in Texas recently: https://legiscan.com/TX/bill/HB4/2023
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Texas, soon to be the next TERF US State after Florida. Why can't the Federal Congress do the same California did and stop companies from lobbying?
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Also this guy lives in California and Reddit is based in California sooo... These protections should apply to him
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It depends. If undeleted comments included your personal data, like IP address, home adress or your real name, it certainly is illegal
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Is it just me or is there an unethical way to try and entrap reddit here by posting your real name, deleting the post, and seeing what happens?
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My name is Giovanni Giorgio.
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But everybody calls me Giorgio.
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