Many organizations have to follow data privacy laws that require them to 
destroy personal data when it is no longer needed for the business purpose 
for which it was collected. More stringent in countries other than the US. 
In the US you generally just have to protect it. There is no protection 
better than deleting it.

I would think that as the pool or lake or ocean of data grows, so too 
would the need to get rid of that which has no value. Storage isn't that 
cheap, after all.  (Unless you were going to put it all on one of those 
handy little glass disks.)

Gary



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