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Cloudflare Zaraz does much of that actually. First, you can set some tools to not require consent - it's not like "Reject all" === "No javascript". It's up to t
by yoavm 4y ago
Cloudflare Zaraz does much of that actually. First, you can set some tools to not require consent - it's not like "Reject all" === "No javascript". It's up to the website owner to classify the different scripts and tools to the appropriate consent purposes.
Second, Cloudflare Zaraz actually offers many options for anonymizing your data, such as masking IP addresses, hiding referrer URLs, user-agent strings and more. See this: https://blog.cloudflare.com/zaraz-privacy-features-in-response-to-cnil/ https://blog.cloudflare.com/zaraz-privacy-features-in-respon...
- gingerlime 4y agoThis looks useful, but the problem related to CNIL etc is that CF is a US company so then it can be compelled to deanonymize the data. Wouldn’t this just kick the can down the road? IANAL but interested in this space.
- yoavm 4y agoIANAL myself and I'm not sure either how it works, but technically Zaraz doesn't save your data at all, and you can set your website to only be handled by EU servers. We wrote about it here: https://blog.cloudflare.com/keep-analytics-tracking-data-in-the-eu-cloudflare-zaraz/ https://blog.cloudflare.com/keep-analytics-tracking-data-in-... Again, don't take this as a legal advice or anything like that - this is just to say we're doing everything we can to help users comply.