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You are making a claim to one of 2 things: - the ip addresses never uniquely identify someone or - you have a legitimate interest to collecting this data. Ne
by kasey_junk 8y ago
You are making a claim to one of 2 things:
- the ip addresses never uniquely identify someone or
- you have a legitimate interest to collecting this data.
Neither provides carte blanche for collecting IP address.
- edaemon 8y agoI'm actually saying that both are a requirement for logging IPs in the circumstances being discussed here, but I certainly don't mean to suggest that either would grant you "carte blanche" to collect and log IPs.
- kasey_junk 8y agoI suspect that logging IP only for security purposes is fine, but the idea that it is a bulletproof defense is just wrong, we have no idea. Current indicators are that regulators think IP is personal & that legitimate interest defenses are suspect.