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EPISODE · Feb 18, 2026 · 3 MIN

EDPB highlights "right to erasure" inadequacies: Exceptions, backups, and pseudonymisation

from The Privacy Partnership Podcast with Robert Bateman · host treborjnametab1

Rob presents a few highlights from the EDPB's latest Coordinated Enforcement Framework report on the "right to erasure".- Poor storage limitation and retention schedule practices are leading to issues satisfying erasure requests.- Too many people still conflating anonymisation and pseudonymisation, and thus incorrectly relying on the latter as an erasure method.- Controllers are failing to delete personal data from backup systems in parallel with live systems.- There has been overreliance on exemptions without having conducted an appropriate balancing assessment.Time to start preparing for the next CEF topic: Transparency!

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