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In the EU IP alone could be considered PII, it would seem logical that hostnames are too, but I never saw it spelled out. The counters are sent in combination w
by a_imho 8y ago
In the EU IP alone could be considered PII, it would seem logical that hostnames are too, but I never saw it spelled out. The counters are sent in combination with these identifiers. The summary above is compiled from GitLabs own sources. Most probably don't care but some might.
- merb 8y ago> In the EU IP alone could be considered PII that statement is wrong. first of all IP Addresses are only PII if you store them to identify users, means that if you are user table has an ip_address field, it is, however... if you store all ip's accessing your service in a database to find malicious logins it isn't. so basically the statement is, it depends. the connection of user to ip makes it PII.
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- a_imho 8y agoI think we agree context is important. However GitLab is collecting IPs in combination with hostnames, not to mention the rest of the traffic that could easily be used to fingerprint users.