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Is it PII? Yes, because it's linked to your personal Apple account, that identifies you as an individual to the data controller (Apple, as they are the ones dec
by Rygian 3y ago
Is it PII? Yes, because it's linked to your personal Apple account, that identifies you as an individual to the data controller (Apple, as they are the ones deciding which data to collect and how it will be used).
Is it pseudonymized? No
Is it fully anonymized? No
Is the user given transparent information about which data is collected, how it is used, for which purposes? No
Is the user given the choice to object to the usage of that data? No
You can't have privacy with this pattern of responses.
- arijun 3y agoIf, as another poster claimed, the data never leaves your device, you absolutely can have privacy. Some people might prefer a stricter form, but it’s not nothing.
- Rygian 3y agoI need to disagree with that reasoning. A device you own is collecting and using data that pertain to your personal sphere, in ways defined by a vendor, and that you do not understand or control. From that premise, you cannot hop to the conclusion that the data does not leave the device, because the entity deciding how the data is used is not telling you how the data is used.