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Thank you, I will definitely try that.
Do you think they would not delete my comments if I wanted them to delete everything according to the GDPR? Because I could make a few test comments after deleting everything else(would be nice proof).
It might be naive of me to think that I can make a difference by reporting it, but I would love to see them get fined like Facebook/Meta recently did.
They claim to not have a way to delete your comments.
By all means, please report them to the proper authorities, but only after making a formal request, and after they respond.