Basecamp the app is over 15 years old, which means Basecamp the company is responsible for safeguarding more than a decade's worth of customer data—including 370 terabytes of data stored in non-active accounts. In this episode, Basecamp data analyst Jane Yang talks about a big, ongoing project at the company to clean up those inactive accounts and give former customers what we all deserve: the right to be forgotten on the Internet. Two Basecamp alums also return to share the history of the company's data incineration protocol.
Show Notes
Jamis Buck) on Twitter - 2:05
Jason Fried's tribute to Jamis) - 2:22
Eileen Uchitelle's website) | Twitter) - 3:15
the tweet) by @FiloSottile about data being uranium, not gold - 7:04
our episode) about the credential stuffing attack - 13:04
blog post) explaining how Basecamp notified customers about the credential stuffing - 13:32
Basecamp's cancellation policy) - 21:46
Basecamp Personal) - 21:53
Tom Anderson from MySpace is on Instagram) now and his profile photo should look familiar - 23:48
Mazes for Programmers) by Jamis Buck - 26:24
Basil & Fabian) by Jamis Buck - 26:25
