33% of insurance customers 'will request for their data to be deleted'
One in three insurance customers will exercise their right to be forgotten under the General Data Protection Regulation.
A survey conducted by SAS, exploring the nation’s attitude towards legislative changes, shows that 48% of UK adults plan to exercise new rights over their personal data.
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