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I can only speak to Fathom (since that's my product), but we have no personal data to sell if we sold our product. We collect nothing about website visitors oth
by pauljarvis 8y ago
I can only speak to Fathom (since that's my product), but we have no personal data to sell if we sold our product. We collect nothing about website visitors other than a tick in the aggregate data. So if we sold our business, there's zero personal information from website visitors on any of our customers dashboards that could be used against them.
- JohnFen 8y ago> other than a tick in the aggregate data What sorts of data items do you collect, though?
- pauljarvis 8y agoOur source code is open-source, you can view it here: https://github.com/usefathom/fathom https://github.com/usefathom/fathom That's another way we're transparent. Anyone who knows code can see exactly how we collect data and what data we collect.
- noir_lord 8y agoIt's great but code on a GitHub repo doesn't mean that's whats running in production. Note I'm not saying you are doing anything nefarious but that the source code been available isn't sufficient alone.
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- JohnFen 8y ago> Anyone who knows code can see exactly how we collect data and what data we collect. What about people who don't know code?
- boolaboola 8y agoanother way you can be transparent is to actually answer the question that was presented to you. "What sorts of data items do you collect, though? "
- AndrewStephens 8y agoThats a great attitude but even assuming that I trust you (I mean, I am sure you are a great guy and all, but I don't know you), that is what you deliberately store and allow customers to access. Your log files contain IP addresses and agent strings, enough information to identify people with fairly high accuracy. What do you do with them?