‘Right to be forgotten’: Firm promises to purge digital footprint


The company Mine says it uses artificial intelligence to show users where their information is being stored – like whether an online shoe store kept your data after a sneaker purchase three years ago. — Laptop table photo created by master1305 - www.freepik.com

Three young Israelis formerly serving in military cyber units have figured out how to locate your digital footprint – and give you the tools to delete it.

The company Mine, co-founded by Gal Ringel, Gal Golan and Kobi Nissan, says it uses artificial intelligence to show users where their information is being stored – like whether an online shoe store kept your data after a sneaker purchase three years ago.

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