I would like to see text in the ECPA that forces organizations/businesses to disclose to you: which personal data of yours they have, how long they've had it and offer the option to permanently be erased from their database. This would allow an individual to be in control of his/her personal data. e.g. If a company only has my home mailing address, it would send me snail mail that contains the above information; if that company only had my email I would receive an email. Does this not sound reasonable? Could text/idea like this be included in a reform of the ECPA?
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I would like to see text in the ECPA that forces organizations/businesses to disclose to you: which personal data of yours they have, how long they've had it and offer the option to permanently be erased from their database. This would allow an individual to be in control of his/her personal data. e.g. If a company only has my home mailing address, it would send me snail mail that contains the above information; if that company only had my email I would receive an email. Does this not sound reasonable? Could text/idea like this be included in a reform of the ECPA?
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