> Yes, but the IP itself is not personal without the connection to other information. By this argument, isn't the same true of a physical home address? > I do

> Yes, but the IP itself is not personal without the connection to other information. By this argument, isn't the same true of a physical home address? > I do think considering IP address personal is a bit of a reach, especially given the common case of ephemeral addresses. Except that isn't strictly "the common case". DHCP leases are often for long-ish periods of time on fixed line broadband services. The IP for my home router, for example, has been the same for weeks or months at a time.