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That’s why I suggested the DPA which does allow for rightsholders to request copies of data pertinent to themselves - I’d argue that usenet postings would fall under that scope.



Doesn't that just create an incentive to destroy the archive before GDPR authorities can shake them down over it?


Perhaps - but it also creates an incentive for companies to destroy inappropriately-held and collected personal data they have no business possessing.

The DPA isn’t new - it was created in 1988 - and UK ISPs had Usenet/NNTP servers long after that.




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