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This appears to be a bit of a slippery slope, unless very crisply defined. If "relationships" specifies "customer", for example, a business may be tempted to only consider their customer databases for the scope of the request. This is probably not what the User wanted (are there real-world user stories where Users would want a scope other than "the entirety of the business"?)
I think one of the intents of privacy legislation is to cause businesses to take a hard look at where and how they manage personal information, and encourage them to consider reducing that footprint. If the User or the AA provides such hints, CBs may breathe a sign of relief, because it lets them argue to themselves that they don't need to look at the entire business.
Proposal: leave out. It's easier to put it back in in version 2.0, should it really turn out to be needed, than to remove it in 2.0.
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This appears to be a bit of a slippery slope, unless very crisply defined. If "relationships" specifies "customer", for example, a business may be tempted to only consider their customer databases for the scope of the request. This is probably not what the User wanted (are there real-world user stories where Users would want a scope other than "the entirety of the business"?)
I think one of the intents of privacy legislation is to cause businesses to take a hard look at where and how they manage personal information, and encourage them to consider reducing that footprint. If the User or the AA provides such hints, CBs may breathe a sign of relief, because it lets them argue to themselves that they don't need to look at the entire business.
Proposal: leave out. It's easier to put it back in in version 2.0, should it really turn out to be needed, than to remove it in 2.0.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: