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You are correct, this word is hugely misleading. I once ran an audit of a major VPN provider who claimed they did not store IPs or in fact any personal data on
by seqwbnukmupxouf 5y ago
You are correct, this word is hugely misleading.
I once ran an audit of a major VPN provider who claimed they did not store IPs or in fact any personal data on their users in their marketing material. In fact, their technical justification for this was merely swapping one unique key out for another. When asked to trace a persons connection and identity, a randomly selected engineer on their data science team did it within a few minutes. The fact that they had a data science team when they purported not to collect user data was baffling to me.
- pdkl95 5y ago> claimed they did not store IPs ... on their users "We don't store IPs in the 'users' table." > merely swapping one unique key out for another. "We store them in another table* with a synthetic primary key." Maybe "we don't storing personal data" is how you say "third normal form" in the marketing dialect?