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Regarding the GDPR this is PII. They can squeel and wiggle. But as the use a thing called the internet to transfer this data, they receive something like an IP
by sdoering 8y ago
Regarding the GDPR this is PII. They can squeel and wiggle. But as the use a thing called the internet to transfer this data, they receive something like an IP address. And that is PII.
It wouldn't be a problem to collect that. If I am informed as well as have the (easy) ability to opt out.
Did they collect after 25. of May? Wouldn't they be liable regarding GDPR?
- jdietrich 8y agoThe GDPR uses the term "personal data" rather than PII. Any data can become personal data if it could be related to an individual by any practical means. Whether or not you collect my name, address or social security number is largely immaterial - if you can figure out who I am based on the data you collect, then it's personal data.