Has reddit addressed the forced restoration of deleted comments in interviews?
Has reddit addressed the forced restoration of deleted comments in interviews?
I have been increasingly having to re-run my purge scripts across multiple accounts, despite not being on reddit for a few weeks now. The longer i wait between logging in and purging comments, the more appear.
And they do appear quasi-random, as if they page/comments get restored when another user pulls/visits an older page.
How does this even square with privacy regulations anyhow. If a user wants to delete their comments, forcibly restoring them against their will is, at best, unseemly.
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As far as I know, it didn't. And if it addresses it, I expect it to say something like "oopsie this is a bug / an accident / and oversight, trust us, we didn't it on purpose".
Yeah. wouldnt be shocked. Interesting part is they used to say they only kept a history of 1 edit. So overwriting your comments then saving and deleting was a sure way to purge your history.
My scripts do just that with javascript. But still the whole comment is restored. No way thats a bug to me.
Yeah, places that have “right to be forgotten” laws should be monitoring and logging proof of examples over a period of time where deleted comments and posts are restored.
Yes. Just had „Nuke Reddit History“ overwrite and delete everything, took a screenshot of my empty account, and then demanded a GDPR takeout of all my data. If anything resurfaces they’ll be getting a very nice GDPR letter of death. :)
What I've noticed is that subreddits that were private when I initially did it and are restored will then show up. I've had to go back each time a subreddit comes back. r/oddlyspecific just came back for example and now all my comments from that subreddit are showing up.