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Are they?
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I think it really depends on what subs you are subscribed to, some people are almost noticing nothing at all. Other places are a real dumpster fire. Just went back yesterday to see if my GDPR request had gone through already
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GDPR request?
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Forcing Reddit, by law, to delete any and all data associated with your account. If you do this, make sure to specify that your request includes all posts and comments as you believe they contain "personally identifiable information" that you do not trust Reddit to keep safe. It forces them to use a lot of resources and kills any reason for you to relapse on your adiggtion
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Can non-EU users also demand a GDPR?
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starts VPN
I am now an EU user
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No. Californians can though https://oag.ca.gov/privacy/ccpa#sectiond
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Yeah, I started with this. I'll do a GDPR after they reply to the CCPA. Gatta maximize that shit.
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You can use Power Delete Suite. It’s what I used.
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Yesn't***
https://www.metaverselaw.com/does-gdpr-apply-to-us-citizens/
My guess is if you make a big enough stink, they won't want to attract the legal ire of any organization.
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In a general sense, GDPR is:
"The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), under Article 15, gives individuals the right to request a copy of any of their personal data which are being ‘processed’ (i.e. used in any way) by ‘controllers’ (i.e. those who decide how and why data are processed), as well as other relevant information (as detailed below). These requests are often referred to as ‘data subject access requests’, or ‘access requests’."
It does seem to include your right to delete the data, but that's not what most of us did.
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It's a European law which forces companies to delete your data if requested. They are probably deleting heir account.
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Ah I did that. Didn’t know it was called that tho
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Deleting your account isn't the same as using a GDPA request. If you deleted your account, you should follow up: https://www.reddit.com/settings/data-request
I think that's the right link? I'm not logged in... You might not even be able to request anything if you can't log in, so try email. Make them work for it!
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I did the data request, I just didn’t know it was called GDPR request
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I think the low-effort subs are fine-ish, but the ones that took any actual effort to moderate are going seriously downhill.
It’s almost as if all the 3rd party tools and apps that mods used to automate much of the suck out of moderating just stopped working one day… hmmm…
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Unfortunately a lot of the game communities are not budging. I guess I shouldn't have expected more from people that pre-order everything that hits the market.
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You mean Blizzard? I didn't even check... But I bet they are one of them. Fuck Blizzard. They'd sell their mothers into sexual slavery if it meant a few more dollars in profit.
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Mine hasn't still. I find that pretty ridiculous... Pretty soon they'll be breaking the law.
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Some smaller niche subreddits have been fractured pretty bad. If you’re someone who mainly used Reddit for hobbies and such, you’d notice more than somebody who just lurks the default subs.
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Found the actual Spez in this thread.
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We really already doing this? Really about to start the whole "I'm going to insult you because you have a different opinion than me, and I'm not actually going to contribute to the conversation at all" shit?
Leave that dumb shit on Reddit.
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My guy, it was meant as a joke…we’re in the shitposting community, calm down.
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