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isn't it agains't GDPR having it be like that?
by Zekio 8y ago
isn't it agains't GDPR having it be like that?
- chii 8y agowouldn't downloading and agreeing to the eula suffice for purposes of this?
- majewsky 8y agoNo. GDPR requires that users must be able to use the service after opting out of data collection (except if the data collection is required for rendering the service to the user). A EULA, in contrast, must be accepted, otherwise the service may not be used.
- jonathonf 8y agoAn opt-in is required under GDPR for personally identifiable information, not "any data ever". Anonymous/aggregated data collection is allowed under the GDPR, though this data collection should still be made clear to the user (and it is on https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/supporting/FAQ#_gdpr-and-vs-code https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/supporting/FAQ#_gdpr-and-...).