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Why ‘right to erasure’ is stopping companies from complying with GDPR

Sunday, January 20, 2019 by Piyush Suthar | Comments

Home News Tech Why ‘right to erasure’ is stopping companies from complying with GDPR

Time may be relative, but most people will agree that whether you’re launching a business or planning a wedding, two years is a lot of notice, and enough time to adequately prepare for most things. Or so it would seem. But when the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) were first announced in April 2016, the European Union gave companies two years to put together a plan. Fast forward to May 2018, when those regulations were officially rolled out, and the majority of companies were and still are failing to comply. What happened? Why is it that a survey from the…

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Authored by Piyush Suthar
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