Re:Whois public database is in breach of GDPR, according to ...
by ckastner on Tuesday April 17, 2018 @08:23AM
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> "Hello, yes, Christian Kastner? Your website is down. Just thought you should know."
This is a perfect example for one of a positive effects of the GDPR afforded to natural persons.
I haven't been associated with that domain for 15 years or so. Why is someone still maintaining my personal data, some of it now wrong/obsolete, in a public database?
Edit: Just to be clear, I don't see a problem with the parent having posted this information here, as the parent just reposted this from another public source. The problem here is clearly the other source.
This is a perfect example for one of a positive effects of the GDPR afforded to natural persons.
I haven't been associated with that domain for 15 years or so. Why is someone still maintaining my personal data, some of it now wrong/obsolete, in a public database?
Edit: Just to be clear, I don't see a problem with the parent having posted this information here, as the parent just reposted this from another public source. The problem here is clearly the other source.