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I don't follow how this is a problem. By that measure, any users behind a unique single IP (no IP pooling, no CGNAT, etc) will always be uniquely identifiable.
by jiveturkey 4y ago
I don't follow how this is a problem.
By that measure, any users behind a unique single IP (no IP pooling, no CGNAT, etc) will always be uniquely identifiable. And for IP there's much fewer steps to personally identify the user. The server necessarily sees the user IP.
- speedgoose 4y agoYes, the IP can be used to identify people. If you want to track users using their IP and respect GDPR, you need to get their consent first. The best is to not store them before you get consent. Having a temporary access log with a few IPs is probably fine. But keeping all your access logs forever for analytics purposes is not fine anymore.