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Your understanding is a bit strange considering that your username below your post makes your post related to a person (you) and is therefore personal data. A
by oaiey 4y ago
Your understanding is a bit strange considering that your username below your post makes your post related to a person (you) and is therefore personal data.
A contribution to a social network tells something about you. Even if it is just a recipe you share. The only way that would work is when the social network allows 100% anonymous posts. Which is very difficult for liability reasons.
- skybrian 4y agoI don't know if this matters for the law, but a username doesn't identify you if it's a pseudonym and you have good opsec. So it seems like whether it's identifying depends on the situation? Where else do you use that username? My username trivially identifies me with a web search. Someone else's might not.