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The whole government ID thingy is really beyond the pale. Just imagine: you never needed it to sign up in the first place. So now after proving to be not worthy of your trust, tone deaf and ethically deficient, to delete your account you need to give them even more information.

This company deserves to die.

>>jacque+(OP)
Give it time, an EU citizen who applied will eventually make GDPR complaint. At which point, it's game over.

>>mchan8+Y8
In theory. Has any company seen the pointy end of GDPR yet?

>>anewdi+Ej
Yes, several every day: https://www.enforcementtracker.com/

>>mchan8+Y8
If they have $25m in revenue, receive more than 50k signups a year, or make more than 50% of their revenue selling data on California residents they are subject to CCPA.

CCPA actually has way more teeth than GDPR, because California's Unfair Competition Law allows residents to enforce laws that do not otherwise provide a private right of actions. (though this still needs to be proved out in the courts)