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The argument goes that IPs are PII (at least for google). The data leaves the EU without consent and into an unsafe state (EU definition). For this The user mus
by number6 4y ago
The argument goes that IPs are PII (at least for google). The data leaves the EU without consent and into an unsafe state (EU definition). For this The user must consent.
Oh and promises from Google? We won't close Stadia?
Also this point is moot since the transfer itself is illegal.
- rippercushions 4y agoYou can't make an HTTP request without exposing your IP, so isn't pulling in any resource from any site outside the EU against the GDPR then? That sounds like a bit of a stretch.
- number6 4y agoIn this ruling the judge argued that pulling any ressource from a company that collects and sells you data and thus exposing the IP is something that's so bad [0] that you are to be compensated for it with 100 €. And yes there are already lawyers out there who are scrapping the web to collect the money. So yes pulling anything from an Ad-Company is illegal. [0] Kontrollverlust über ein personenbezogenes Datum an ein Unternehmen, das bekanntermaßen Daten über seine Nutzer sammelt und das damit vom Nutzer empfundene individuelle Unwohlsein so erheblich, dass ein Schadensersatzanspruch gerechtfertigt ist.