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They are sending it to a third party so that party can use indirect behavioural information to enforce commercial contracts. Imagine McDonald's selling data to
by jollybean 5y ago
They are sending it to a third party so that party can use indirect behavioural information to enforce commercial contracts.
Imagine McDonald's selling data to your insurance provider so they can help determine your rates etc..
It's definitely out of bounds and worth putting up a fuss over.
- crtasm 5y agoBut they're not sending any customer data in this case. It's a list of IPs of servers that are seeing traffic spikes on their network, not IPs of customers connecting to them.