It's really hard to know what exactly was asked of him by the letter and by whom. I get the nightmare letter scenario but is that the exact request he got?
Can he not extract all that user's data and delete if that is what is being requested?
Can he not extract all that user's data and delete if that is what is being requested?
It says this right in the posting. >>
> In case anyone is interested, this basically described what has been happening to me: https://jacquesmattheij.com/so-your-start-up-receive-the-nig... 1.2k
> The sad thing is that one email came from the co-founder of a Startup out of Germany.
It is a request for a lot of information.
It's also not clear to me that anyone getting that letter must do what that letter says to the letter else face consequences. We haven't seen that situation tested yet (although I can get why someone might not want to test it them self) all we've seen are letters being sent from individuals to individuals. Now how any enforcement would actual play out IRL.