Keystone admits 180-day deletion failed as OneKey undercuts it with 30 days

Image: Cryptopolitan
Effective immediately, shipping data retention has been reduced by 50% by Keystone. It went from 180 days to 90 days on Friday. The company admitted that its popular 180-day auto-deletion wasn’t working and had left personal data on 25,964 of its buyer records open to a breach. Its competitor, OneKey, went a step further by putting a 30-day cap on auto-retention. Keystone: “We accept responsibility for this failure” The change was made with immediate effect. The company made the announcement in an X post on Friday. Keystone told buyers who would like their data scrapped to reach out to support immediately after they receive an order.
Read the full story on CryptopolitanBeCrypto News shows a short excerpt and links to the publisher. The full report belongs to Cryptopolitan.






