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The problem here is that if you want to implement Facebook login in your app, you have to include the SDK. It is against ToS to do it any other way.
by user-the-name 6y ago
The problem here is that if you want to implement Facebook login in your app, you have to include the SDK. It is against ToS to do it any other way.
- etripe 6y agoWell, if that SDK contains tracking stuff, the question then becomes whether the SDK has an opt-out option. If yes, it's on the consumer of the SDK. If not, then whether the TOS is enforceable in Europe.
- SiempreViernes 6y agoSeems like the specific problem there is Facebook enticing you to break the law. You could try filing a complain with some appropriate data protection agency.
- TeMPOraL 6y agoThen don't implement Facebook login in your app, unless SDK becomes adapted to make its use GDPR-compliant. It's really a problem between you and Facebook at this point.
- anticristi 6y agoThis. The whole point of Facebook login and like was to collect data from unsuspecting users. Devs and product managers didn't care. GDPR makes this "laisser faire" attitude expensive.