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Indeed, the best policy is to not store any data. Even easier to comply with GDPR this way. No account is best account. This requires that the site supports au
by AstralStorm 8y ago
Indeed, the best policy is to not store any data. Even easier to comply with GDPR this way.
No account is best account.
This requires that the site supports automatic completion and pasting. Quite a few sites explicitly prevent it for stupid reasons like assuming user browser is compromised.
(If it is, you shouldn't be using the webpage for authentication.)
- acdha 8y agoI really value the GDPR for getting companies to see stored data as a potential risk rather than just something which can potentially be sold later.