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right below that the docs also say that this hash is not persisted, only cached in memory and mapped to a UUIDv4. The UUIDv4 is what persists between sessions.
by inhumantsar 2y ago
right below that the docs also say that this hash is not persisted, only cached in memory and mapped to a UUIDv4. The UUIDv4 is what persists between sessions.
> The IP address and User-Agent are never stored to the database or disk, and there is no conceivable way to trace the random UUID back to this.
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> It’s only stored in memory, which is needed anyway for basic networking to work.
I can't say whether that is GPDR compliant but it's definitely not storing the hash
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