The right of erasure is the top GDPR compliance concern

John Leonard
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Tracking down and deleting personal data on request is not going to be easy for most companies, Computing research finds

The GDPR will become law across the EU one year from now. One of its most onerous provisions in terms of compliance is the right of an individual to know what data an organisation holds on him or h...

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