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If the device can work without that ID (which Apple admits it can, since they say they never READ it), then obviously it's not essential
by ddalex 6y ago
If the device can work without that ID (which Apple admits it can, since they say they never READ it), then obviously it's not essential
- krageon 6y agoThis is the correct view on the matter, in case the grayed out reputation makes you doubt it.
- sprayk 6y agowhy is this the correct view?
- krageon 6y agoI didn't elaborate because there really isn't any more to say about it. If you've read up on how the GDPR works and know what essential means, you will see this person is correct. For what it's worth, I have been involved with implementing the GDPR properly in a number of reasonably large companies. Sadly a number of people can say this and a vanishingly small amount of companies actually adhere to it properly, so I'd take it with a grain of salt.