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I wonder if that is even legal according to the GDPR. Does anyone know?
by flo123456 8y ago
I wonder if that is even legal according to the GDPR. Does anyone know?
- Rjevski 8y agoIt is not, however it's not worse than the other GDPR-walls that let you know you are being tracked but still don't allow you to opt-out (it's funny that they implement GDPR-walls to not be in breach of the GDPR, except their solution is still non-compliant). What's bad here is that not only is this breaching GDPR, but it's also false advertising. Granted, maybe not in the legal sense (they do tell you you're still tracked on the signup confirmation page & privacy policy), but definitely in the ethical sense. They are a bunch of pricks.
- wglb 8y agoIt is legal if they ask for prior comps sent from you and tell you all the uses of the data you give them and you can ask them for a total dump in readable form of the data about you.
- Rjevski 8y agoWhat they are doing is not legal as they do not provide a way to opt-out.