> This is normal behaviour of programs. In fact most macos programs work this way. Windows still shows Discord in the bottom right no people can access it if th

> This is normal behaviour of programs. In fact most macos programs work this way. Windows still shows Discord in the bottom right no people can access it if they need it even if they don't want a window for it. On my computer it goes to a little arrow menu in the bottom left where you can't see it unless you click in. And when I first found out this behavior I ended up accidentally treating a lobby to some very bad singing. I'm very skeptical of GDPR regulation, including multiple of the other things CNIL listed here. (If your "data protection impact assessment" concludes that there's nothing high-risk, doesn't that suggest it wasn't in the GDPR's bucket of "likely to result in a high risk"?) But this point seems pretty reasonable.