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privacy in e-commerce?
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this post was submitted on 29 Sep 2026
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Most brands likely don't deal with many GDPR style requests outside of the EU. So you'll likely want to get a note to whomever is holding the information such as ecommerce providers (Salesforce, Shopify), Reviews providers, marketing tools etc. and go through them.
You'll either yourself or through that customer support agent want to get a note to the platform powering the functionality you want to be anonymized from that you'd like your info expunged.
The tech platforms in this case will be much more used to these requests so you should have a better chance at them following through.
The good news is generally this soft deletes your data over many sites rather than just the one you shopped at so you won't have to repeat often.
Hope that helps!