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Assuming I understand this correctly GDPR basically make products like Mixpanel’s JavaScript (browser loaded) library and other similar products from other comp
by ajeet_dhaliwal 9y ago
Assuming I understand this correctly GDPR basically make products like Mixpanel’s JavaScript (browser loaded) library and other similar products from other companies unusable since they are oftn setup to collect data (including IP addresses) on first visit. Adblockers make the data collected incomplete even if this wasn’t an issue.
- detaro 9y agoIf these products don't take steps to be GDPR-compliant themselves they are going to be unusable, yes. Which is why I assume most of them will do in some form. E.g. an analytics product does not have to collect IPs. I've seen one company in the field requiring customers to explicitly mark form fields as safe for tracking the contents of in session replay (so they don't accidentally end up with your customer addresses, while still allowing you to see how far people went with the signup process, which product options they had selected), ...