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[db-wg] 2022-01 New Version Policy Proposal (Personal Data in the RIPE Database)
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Niels Bakker
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Tue Jun 21 13:21:41 CEST 2022
* Ronald F. Guilmette [Tue 21 Jun 2022, 08:14 CEST]: [..] >denis contends that this makes RIPE responsible in some way, >presumably legally, for the publication of the relevant PII and that >thus it is RIPE that is violating GDPR... and on a grand scale. > >I disagree entirely, and apparently you do also. You're misunderstanding the problem statement on two levels. RIPE NCC currently offers no way out of publishing information that people may want to keep private, for no legal basis, and denis's proposal (which I support) changes this. Furthermore, the analogy goes awry where the Hamburg store owner currently hangs customer lists in the shop window. -- Niels.
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