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But you don't just store social media ids. You seem to misunderstand that you're entering into a partnership with a third party. They become a data processor o
by Festro 8y ago
But you don't just store social media ids.
You seem to misunderstand that you're entering into a partnership with a third party. They become a data processor on your behalf. They process a whole lot more, and you have access to a lot of that data. Fortunately, the social media platform includes the privacy policy and consent process in their onboarding of users, so you don't need to worry about it for the purposes of social login.
- eatitraw 8y agoYou actually need to worry, because ids are personal data. Eve you abandon all these social media platforms and use emails for login, email addresses are still personal data, and you are still processing it.