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Does that also imply that do not use a cdn to serve any of your assets as that will also leak the up address to third parties.
by ab_testing 5y ago
Does that also imply that do not use a cdn to serve any of your assets as that will also leak the up address to third parties.
- Jensson 5y agoIf the CDN abides by GDPR laws and doesn't process user data then it is fine. But if the CDN you use process user data for its own gain rather than just serve the request then that goes against GDPR. It is your responsibility as a developer to ensure the services you use follow these laws. If you don't have a contract stating that the other part will honor GDPR then we will assume that the other part will misuse all data sent to them, so you aren't allowed to send any data at all.
- iammarkbro 5y agoDoes Google CDN not abide GDPR?
- Jon_Lowtek 5y agoIt does not, because of the Cloud Act and related american mass surveillance laws
- Jensson 5y agoThis was a static web address and not a CDN for this website, the company doesn't have a contract with Google about this and the user didn't go to Google.