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That's a really strange comparison. You know that mozilla has an agreement with cloudflare under which cloudflare has agreed not to log dns queries right?
by seanhunter 7y ago
That's a really strange comparison. You know that mozilla has an agreement with cloudflare under which cloudflare has agreed not to log dns queries right?
- Tharkun 7y agoMaybe Mozilla has such an agreement, but I don't. I have a contract with my ISP, and thr GDPR applies to that contract. CF? Not so much.
- seanhunter 7y ago1)Since the agreement is about processing of this data it really doesn't matter whether you have a contract with CF 2)You don't need any contractual relationship to have GDPR apply to processing your data. If you're a European data subject then GDPR applies to any processing of your personally-identifiable data whoever is processing it and wherever they're doing it. If you're not a European data subject then GDPR would only apply if the company was a European company or if the processing was happening in Europe.