Add Right To Erasure to Privacy Tools - #1034
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Added a new resource link for Right To Erasure in the Desktop section.
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Added a new resource link for Right To Erasure in the Desktop section.
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Hi maintainers, I built an open-source privacy protocol and directory that tracks direct data deletion endpoints and opt-out links (bypassing dark patterns in privacy policies). It currently tracks 238 companies. The raw data is available in CSV format for the community. I believe this would be a great addition to the Desktop Privacy Tools section.
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