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You get a long list of links that each triggers a download. It's a bit annoying to bulk download by clicking each link one by one, so I made a Browserflow flow that clicks all the links and downloads everything automatically: https://browserflow.app/shared/61e979ed-47f4-4c94-b5a5-3ade0...
Please notice, at all companies (I don't know about AWS) that I have worked for each GDPR request eats up a few man-days of work internally. Some companies getting hit a lot by GDPR have likely automated it, but even a big company (that I know of) with 100k+ private customers (that all have the right) only receives a few requests a quarter, usually by angry customers.. This AWS thingy might not be GDPR, but it might…
Perhaps the corporations could also consider whether they want to be an information hog in the first place and slurp up people's data.
You know what the easiest way to fulfill a data request is? To not have any data to give.
Please notice, at all companies (I don't know about AWS) that I have worked for each GDPR request eats up a few man-days of work internally. Some companies getting hit a lot by GDPR have likely automated it, but even a big company (that I know of) with 100k+ private customers (that all have the right) only receives a few requests a quarter, usually by angry customers.. This AWS thingy might not be GDPR, but it might…
[edit: very small amount of stock but relevant I suppose]
> We’ve received and are processing your request to access your personal data. We will provide your information to you as soon as we can. Usually, this should not take more than a month. In exceptional cases, for example if a request is more complex or if we are processing a high volume of requests, it might take longer, but if so we will notify you that there will be a delay. I wonder what the formats are. Also, is…
Please notice, at all companies (I don't know about AWS) that I have worked for each GDPR request eats up a few man-days of work internally. Some companies getting hit a lot by GDPR have likely automated it, but even a big company (that I know of) with 100k+ private customers (that all have the right) only receives a few requests a quarter, usually by angry customers.. This AWS thingy might not be GDPR, but it might…
Please notice, at all companies (I don't know about AWS) that I have worked for each GDPR request eats up a few man-days of work internally. Some companies getting hit a lot by GDPR have likely automated it, but even a big company (that I know of) with 100k+ private customers (that all have the right) only receives a few requests a quarter, usually by angry customers.. This AWS thingy might not be GDPR, but it might…
Oh poor Amazon and Bezos... They must be struggling on the resources. Please think twice about exercising your legal right, as it might affect the profit margins of a monopolistic megacorp.
Usually, this should not take more than a *month*.
In exceptional cases, for example if a request is more complex or if we are processing a high volume of requests, it might take longer, but if so we will notify you that there will be a delay."
Please notice, at all companies (I don't know about AWS) that I have worked for each GDPR request eats up a few man-days of work internally. Some companies getting hit a lot by GDPR have likely automated it, but even a big company (that I know of) with 100k+ private customers (that all have the right) only receives a few requests a quarter, usually by angry customers.. This AWS thingy might not be GDPR, but it might…
Please notice, at all companies (I don't know about AWS) that I have worked for each GDPR request eats up a few man-days of work internally. Some companies getting hit a lot by GDPR have likely automated it, but even a big company (that I know of) with 100k+ private customers (that all have the right) only receives a few requests a quarter, usually by angry customers.. This AWS thingy might not be GDPR, but it might…
And it helps QA to be able to see raw data.
When I requested this back in August, it took 5 days to get the results. You get a long list of links that each triggers a download. It's a bit annoying to bulk download by clicking each link one by one, so I made a Browserflow flow that clicks all the links and downloads everything automatically: https://browserflow.app/shared/61e979ed-47f4-4c94-b5a5-3ade0...