Presumably - this translates as 'I hope' - there is a limit of reasonableness in some of this.
So.. backups of event attendee's data exist on DVD+R discs that have other material. They might even be readable discs. Is there a need to find them all, read them, delete that data and nothing else that I might want to have, make a new backup, then destroy the discs?
Or is that unreasonable? No-one is reading or processing the data.
On a scale of 'fine' to 'call the lawyers now', how is <https://saafe.info/privacy-policy/> ?
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Date: 2018-08-01 02:46 pm (UTC)So.. backups of event attendee's data exist on DVD+R discs that have other material. They might even be readable discs. Is there a need to find them all, read them, delete that data and nothing else that I might want to have, make a new backup, then destroy the discs?
Or is that unreasonable? No-one is reading or processing the data.
On a scale of 'fine' to 'call the lawyers now', how is <https://saafe.info/privacy-policy/> ?