'data be deleted' is not correct in written English.
The correct way to phrase it is 'data to be deleted.' For example: "The system administrator flagged the data to be deleted."
If so, you can ask the data be deleted.
The provision as originally conceived would enable users to demand that their accumulated data be deleted forever.
And last month, the European Commission unveiled a sweeping new privacy law that would require Web companies to obtain explicit consent before using personal information, inform regulators and users in the event of a data breach and, most radical, empower a citizen of Europe to demand that his or her data be deleted forever.
This lets the face data be deleted immediately, simplifying storage and security.
"LinkedIn members who downloaded Sell Hack should uninstall it immediately and contact Sell Hack requesting that their data be deleted".
GDPR also gives EU citizens the right to ask what personal data a company holds on them and the right to request their personal data be deleted — which requires companies to have processes in place to A) know exactly what personal data they are holding on each user and B) have systems in place capable of deleting specific user data on demand.
Meanwhile, Callcredit refuted suggestions NatWest had got in touch in 2013 to ensure the data was deleted.
You will have to wait 14 days before all your data is deleted, of course, but you will immediately disappear from the social network so that your friends will not be able to contact you in any way through Facebook.
"Therefore, in line with the data protection requirement that personal data should be held for no longer than necessary, we have asked Google to ensure that these data are deleted as soon as reasonably possible".
Charts with missing data were deleted.
During data processing, the ambiguous data was deleted.
