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tlrobinson
on April 13, 2018
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Kafka, GDPR and Event Sourcing
I wonder how soon we’ll see a company accidentally forget everyones’ data due to a poorly architected/implemented solution to “right to be forgotten”.
synotna
on April 13, 2018
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That's a big win over the everyday occurrence of a companies leaking everyone's data
imtringued
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It can also mean bankruptcy because they also deleted the data from their backups...
krageon
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This is vastly preferable to accidentally leaking customer information. If this is the price we have to pay for having good guarantees that we can be forgotten, I think it is a worthwhile tradeoff.
aeorgnoieang
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Can you really not imagine
even a single case
where this isn't true?
aeorgnoieang
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I'd imagine that this isn't generally true. Surely it's better, for at least some data, that it be preserved even if it's leaked to the public.
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