Apple rolls out betas to developers even more often as to end users. And while the later for sure is primarily intended to gather early feedback on bugs related to macOS, the developer betas main objective os to give developers a head start in testing and if necessary updating their products if necessary.
In a nutshell Amazon just fucked up. They blame operator error, but can we be sure about that? Or did this GDPR request just show that Amazon stores user-related data much longer than really needed, is still able to link it back to a user but doesn't have the operational stability in place to ensure that a users sees only their data?
Techdirt has not posted any stories submitted by nohillside.
Re: Re: Re: 2nd: again seems TD locked down to okaying each...
Oh, I must have missed the rule that one has to post every week to appear legitimate. TWill try to keep that in mind :-)
Re: Re: That‘s what the beta program is for
Apple rolls out betas to developers even more often as to end users. And while the later for sure is primarily intended to gather early feedback on bugs related to macOS, the developer betas main objective os to give developers a head start in testing and if necessary updating their products if necessary.
That‘s what the beta program is for
Public betas have been out since Summer, developer betas since even longer. So the question should be more about why developers acted too late...
So, basically, Amazon fucked up
Don't shoot the messenger (aka GDPR)!
In a nutshell Amazon just fucked up. They blame operator error, but can we be sure about that? Or did this GDPR request just show that Amazon stores user-related data much longer than really needed, is still able to link it back to a user but doesn't have the operational stability in place to ensure that a users sees only their data?