We asked IT who's responsible for information management and determining when to dispose of data, and 60% responded, "We are".
Moreover, we need to be careful about making statements about the evolution of violence since we do not dispose of data on the postpartum period and many researchers have shown that this is a period of increased violence [ 9, 11, 16, 58, 59, 65– 65].
As SERVICE plans projects twice a year, it also disposed of data of many process- and BPM-level projects implemented over the last years.
Fourth, this part of the study only disposes of data on female victimization.
Second, we disposed of data concerning presence/absence of micro/macro vascular complications, but we didn't have precise additional information upon the onset of cardiovascular events.
The Federal Trade Commission wants rules to force companies to minimize the information they collect from customers and to dispose of such data as soon as possible.
Due to the study design, we did not dispose of prevalence data for gout until the time point of inclusion and not at the time of the first CAD/MI event.
We do not dispose of concrete data explaining why IPV is lower during pregnancy, but one could hypothesize that pregnancy changes the social status of a woman [ 57] and that it increases social control and respect for the woman.
The data protection office in Ireland, where Facebook has its European data center, conducted an audit of Facebook's data retention practices; the company agreed to overhaul the way it collects data in Europe, including disposing of user data "much sooner".
Less than half of girls in lower- and middle-income countries have access to basics such as sanitary towels or tampons, soap and water, or facilities to change, clean or dispose of hygiene products, data shows, while nearly a quarter of girls in India drop out of school after they begin menstruating.
So, consumers will have enough time to migrate their instances to a quarantine worker node or dispose of their critical data.
