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You need to crawl through all your webserver logs (the zipped ones as well) and remove entries by IP. I seriously don't get what's the huge deal about this. Of
by romanovcode 9y ago
You need to crawl through all your webserver logs (the zipped ones as well) and remove entries by IP.
I seriously don't get what's the huge deal about this. Of course it sucks but it's not THAT hard to implement.
- naicuoctavian 9y agoNo you don't. AS per the GDPR I see no possible solution for the “reasonable measure to verify the identity of a data subject” against an IPv4 IP and thus to reliably act on IPv4 related data subject access/deletion requests. Also per the GDPR, providing data to the wrong person could “affect the rights and freedoms of others” in which case you shouldn’t provide the data.