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It's a legal requirement in Europe for privacy. A long term static address is a personal identifier.
by direwolf20 6mo ago
It's a legal requirement in Europe for privacy. A long term static address is a personal identifier.
- pmezard 6mo agoAny vague source for that? Asking as a European who did not have his IPv4 address changed for months or even years. Or is it IPv6 specific? But I cannot see why.
- illiac786 6mo agoHow could this be a legal requirement and at the same time you can purchase static IPs as a paid option from ISPs, like I did?
- direwolf20 6mo agoYou're allowed to consensually waive your own privacy rights.
- illiac786 6mo ago[dead]
- anikom15 6mo agoDoes the mailman come around and change house numbers and street names every month, too?