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GDPR expressly forbids default checked boxes or "silent acceptance", setups which require opt-out to prevent tracking/data collection. Data collection is OK, b
by KozmoNau7 9y ago
GDPR expressly forbids default checked boxes or "silent acceptance", setups which require opt-out to prevent tracking/data collection.
Data collection is OK, but it must be opt-in only.
You're only looking at it from a "more data = better" perspective, instead of a privacy perspective, which is a lot more important.
- simosx 9y agoIt has been mentioned already above. We are talking here about anonymized diagnostic data, not private indentifiable information.
- mrob 9y agoCrash reports can contain any data that happens to be in memory, including private identifiable information. Additionally, "anonymized" data frequently turns out to be identifiable when enough of it is collected.