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I disagree with this sentiment. If you do not track any user activity on your site, then perhaps there is not need to have a pop-up warning in your face. But
by groovybits 7y ago
I disagree with this sentiment.
If you do not track any user activity on your site, then perhaps there is not need to have a pop-up warning in your face.
But the fact that you willingly do NOT track user activity IS your privacy policy. The policy does not go away. As a user visiting a site, I would much rather have the policy accessible, even if it says that the website does not have any tracking enabled.
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And I'm surprised that a legal advisor would recommend to remove the policy entirely. Isn't it generally better to be explicit and forthcoming, rather than say nothing at all?
- LinuxBender 7y agoI agree with this. If you really don't collect data, then state it as such. That should certainly bolster confidence by the end users of the system.