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No. We have a legally binding agreement. And, more importantly, we don’t store or give them access to IPs or anything else that may be associated with any indiv
by eastdakota 9y ago
No. We have a legally binding agreement. And, more importantly, we don’t store or give them access to IPs or anything else that may be associated with any individual. Look at a DNS query, look at what could be identifying — let us know where concerns are. My hunch is we’ve thought of it. If not, we will fix. We don’t want personally identifiably info. It creates a legal risk for us. We purge it as quickly as we can.
- davrosthedalek 9y agoWe don’t want personally identifiably info. It creates a legal risk for us. We purge it as quickly as we can. Ding ding ding, we have a winner. If more people would realize this, we would have less data breaches. To get there, a data breach must become more costly for the companies.