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It's crazy the EU passed this and collecting someone's IP address or assigning them a random UUID is considered a GDPR violation.
by aagha 2y ago
It's crazy the EU passed this and collecting someone's IP address or assigning them a random UUID is considered a GDPR violation.
- wizzwizz4 2y agoAssuming the tech is not abused, it makes perfect sense (GDPR Art. 6(1)(d)). And, in fact, abusing the tech would be a GDPR violation. You might consider it foolish, but it's not inconsistent.
- callalex 2y agoQuite the opposite! Since people can have faith that they are protected by GDPR, they can have machines that actually work to help them, instead of hobbling them out of fear of being exploited.
- parineum 2y agoExcept for those car machines
- immibis 2y agoHow so? A manufacturer who's found to use this information for any purpose other than calling emergency services when you crash will go bankrupt because of the GDPR. This is a strong incentive not to.
- afh1 2y agoInformation can be sold or leaked, abused by a single employee for personal reasons, or used en mass for surveillance, regardless of what's written in the paper. Faith is actually an accurate term for this level of trust in government. I for one reject the notion of being tacked at all times by law.
- callalex 2y agoDo you have a phone?