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So truncating logs is an overreaction? There is no need to do that for GDPR? I see many people saying the opposite.
by rebelde 8y ago
So truncating logs is an overreaction? There is no need to do that for GDPR? I see many people saying the opposite.
- pjc50 8y agoIt's not strictly necessary but it's a good idea anyway, even outside of GDPR. The key question is, what kind of processing are you doing on the logs? If you're using it to build user profiles that needs careful consideration. You should also think about whether the URL in a web log contains personal data that affects that: if you know that 192.168.100.blah has accessed "/logged-in-user/joe-bloggs", then that IP address may now be personal data.