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John Opdenakker

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Oct 24, 2020

Security by removal. Remove all - user accounts you no longer use - software you no longer use on your pc - redundant apps on your mobile devices - unnecessary third party apps that have access other apps - files or documents that contain sensitive information #Infosec

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You can only truly remove accounts if you're living in the EU or California though. Lots of sites make it harder even then, having a "Close account" button which doesn't remove it (or nothing at all), and instead having an email address in privacy policy for actual GDPR removal.

1:51 PM · Oct 25, 2020

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