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am i missing something? i don't see anything about research or studies in the original email. maybe it's a legitimate inquiry? maybe it's performance art? (do
by a-dub 5y ago
am i missing something? i don't see anything about research or studies in the original email.
maybe it's a legitimate inquiry?
maybe it's performance art? (does the blog post have to be taken down if a right to be forgotten request is filed?)
does the ccpa even apply to hobby or non-revenue generating endeavors?
- dawnbreez 5y ago> am i missing something? i don't see anything about research or studies in the original email. That is, in fact, the entire problem. The researchers doing the study lied about who they were and where they were from (in another case, they claimed to be from France; in this case, from Germany) and did not tell anyone it was a study until after some subjects contacted lawyers. Also the CCPA isn't supposed to apply to hobby/no-revenue sites, but one of the things that qualifies you for CCPA is having PII from 50k Cali residents, so if you log IPs in just the 'right' way and Hackernews finds your site you may end up qualifying overnight.
- a-dub 5y agoi see. it appears the post has been updated. last night it had the title and reference to the university of minnesota kernel security study, but no actual reference (unless i missed it!) to the fact that this was a princeton study.