One-Third of UK Consumers Plan to Exercise GDPR Right to Be Forgotten: 7star Poll
Also from Britain, 34% of respondents to media agency 7stars’ consumer poll said they would exercise their “right to be forgotten” under GDPR, which would require companies to erase the consumers’ data. Take this with a grain of salt, since 75% admitted they don’t understand GDPR in the first place. Better news: 32% of consumers said they’d trust brands more with their data as a result of GDPR. (Data as reported by Computer Weekly; I couldn’t find an online copy of 7stars survey itself.)