As a general rule, your data are stored at least for the time required for their stated purposes. There are other reasons why your data need to be stored:
- the General Data Protection Regulation does not stipulate a precise storage period for personal data. Some provisions in, for example, France’s Commercial Code, Civil Code, General Tax Code, Monetary & Financial Code and Consumption Code, feature mandatory storage periods that we must comply with.
- in the case of legal proceedings, we may have to store some data so as to be able to defend our interests in court and until the statute of limitations is reached and we can no longer be implicated.
