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Is "they make graphs for us of what our users do" a legitimate reason? Or, "they store our error logs in a way we can easily find stuff"?
by erikpukinskis 7y ago
Is "they make graphs for us of what our users do" a legitimate reason? Or, "they store our error logs in a way we can easily find stuff"?
- gingerlime 7y agoI'm not sure "make graphs for us" is a legitimate reason to share personal information (and email is considered personal information under GDPR). Error logs might be a bit different I suppose, if they are used to help resolve specific issues for your users, but even then I suppose one could argue that pseudo-anonymised data would be better than sharing an email address. I'm no GDPR expert, but that's my understanding of it.