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The simple solution is to not do anything that requires consent?
by guappa 3y ago
The simple solution is to not do anything that requires consent?
- charcircuit 3y agoThey aren't
- guappa 3y agoThey aren't what?
- alkonaut 3y agoAnonymous/pseudonymous telemetry doesn't necessarily require user consent other than for being polite. If you store PII you do, but if you do that you also aren't really doing anonymous/pseudonymous telemetry to begin with.
- guappa 3y agoAs was said elsewhere, since telemetry itself is not a functionality, ip address is personal information and requires consent.
- alkonaut 3y agoRead the replies elsewhere. GDPR doesn’t care about whether a http request containing an IP is necessary or not. The GDPR is not in any way regulating how or why any PII is “transmitted” out of your system.
- alkonaut 3y ago…at least not if the transmission is within the supervision of the same controller as we are discussing here.