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Where are people getting these insane reads of GDPR. Any bit of entropy is not going to violate GDPR. First, an active client-server connection is required for
by CaveTech 4y ago
Where are people getting these insane reads of GDPR. Any bit of entropy is not going to violate GDPR. First, an active client-server connection is required for any kind supposed "identity" contained here, which would of course include far more unique bits of identity/entropy, such as IP. Secondly, even if the full DB of page view counts were leaked you could not actually use it to identify a user.
You have somehow perverted GDPR to believe it to mean `no client may ever hold a unique state`. Good luck to anyone making a claim that this is NOT possible in anything but the most rudimentary application.