Luke, thanks for the reply,
> I appreciate the added perspective here. It sounded like you were
> suggesting that ESPs do not suppress invalid email addresses.
The evidence suggests this is the case.
> But it sounds like you are aware that ESPs do suppress invalid email
> addresses, but you believe they should suppress them across their
> entire user base.
It sounds like I am aware that they claim they are doing so, but that
the evidence in spamtraps contradicts the claim.
Furthermore, I explicitly indicated that it was the consensus that the
GDPR makes it effectively impossible for them to do what you believe I
said, which I did not. It has been discussed in so many M3AAWG meetings
and between meetings, and Simon McGarr's talk "So you want to be a data
controller" was more or less on this subject.
I don't know how you have managed to read exactly the opposite of my
intentions into my words, I can only conclude that it must have to do
with my awkward non-native use of the language because all other
explanations seem so futile. Here is what I said, for a recap.
> > > > There is also the issue that anything that Operator X finds out while
> > > > processing data for Customer X1 cannot apply to Customer X2 because
> > > > anything to the contrary makes Operator X a DATA CONTROLLER in their
> > > > own right from the perspective of the GDPR and what did I say about
> > > > that just a few messages ago?
("Just a few messages ago" being
https://chilli.nosignal.org/cgi-bin/mailman/private/mailop/2020-June/016675.html
)
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