| ▲ | quacktopia an hour ago | |
It may be technically difficult / expensive / annoying if it was not designed into their system. Your linux box doesn't has hordes of peers / backup mechanisms and cross references to users, to a point that it may be impractical or not cost effective to conclusively prove that a user is deleted everywhere Deletion may not have been in the original spec or in any of the specs that were bolted on. | ||
| ▲ | _carbyau_ an hour ago | parent [-] | |
Sure, ok. But whatever happens is still an internal process. Not a legal one. | ||