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What a wonderful feature for the professional astroturfing companies. Are public comments really "personal data"? This is part of the war on general purpose com

What a wonderful feature for the professional astroturfing companies. Are public comments really "personal data"? This is part of the war on general purpose computing, it's an attack on memory.

billconan 9y ago
no, email addresses are. I think GDPR considers emails addresses and perhaps cookies personal information, as a person can be identified by them.
- jakeogh 9y ago
  And IP's. Comments are easily used to writeprint (ID) commentators even if they don't contain "personal information".