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There is no need to assume that, I am covered by GDPR. I listed what the data in question is - tens of megabytes of text providing IP address, location, ISP, et
by btdmaster 4y ago
There is no need to assume that, I am covered by GDPR. I listed what the data in question is - tens of megabytes of text providing IP address, location, ISP, etc. is sufficient to personally identify perhaps even better than a name or similar, in entropy-bit terms.
- x0x0 4y agoThen why are you rambling about CCPA? Why are you not clearly stating which country you are in and which DPA you are covered by? Why are you discussing the size of the data -- it makes no difference if you record an IP address once or a billion times?
- btdmaster 4y agoDiscord is registered in California, so it would concern them even given limited GDPR enforcement. Data size matters since it changes, and there is information even in the knowledge of no change happening. I would rather not share my location, and I do not understand how that would help given I have already contacted my DPA.
- x0x0 4y agoCCPA applies to California residents. You are very unlikely to simultaneously be a California resident and an EU/UK resident. So discuss the law that applies. If you are in the EU, your contract is with Discord Netherlands BV.
- tusharsadhwani 4y agoit's not like they'll have different user account behaviours for someone living in California at the moment, compared to someone living in the EU.
- x0x0 4y agoMany companies do, in fact, implement different rules and data retention for those two circumstances. Source: I've helped several, and talked to peers who work in data protection.