Google, comply with the GDPR — even your own cache disagrees with you. If the original post is deleted (https://discuss.ai.google.dev/t/hi-im-lilian-and-the-first-step-is-admitting-it-so-i-worked-for-a-marketing-company-for-three-years/176830), then on what legal basis are you still storing it in your cache?
Here are the archived snapshots of the original page, down to the exact minute:
If the original post is deleted, then how are all the CDN‑hosted images from the deleted forum thread still loading?
I demand an explanation. Here is the archived snapshot that also preserved the image URLs — you’re caught red‑handed:
I have just forwarded the “Butterfly Catcher” dossier to NOYB.
https://web.archive.org/web/20260803060138/https://ibb.co/spvXqBcp
Even Google Lens identified the deleted post purely from the image — that alone proves the data was still stored.