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Wait… LinkedIn shared a public profile a user filled out for the purposes of sharing. Someone viewed the profile. How exactly is it “personal data” who viewe
by drfloyd51 5mo ago
Wait…
LinkedIn shared a public profile a user filled out for the purposes of sharing.
Someone viewed the profile.
How exactly is it “personal data” who viewed the profile?
If I put my resume on my website, is my ISP required to tell me who visited my website? (The logs give technical data, but not the name of the person viewing.)
- buzer 5mo agoPersonal data is data that relates to to you. What relates to you is the list of users who viewed your profile. I think it's very close to C-579/21 which was about audit logs. In that one CJEU ruled that audit logs are personal data of you and the person who performed the action. They did allow censoring the person's name in that case (and exact timestamp), but given that in this case LI is selling this information to same person then "protecting others" rings pretty hollow.
- victorbjorklund 5mo agoLots of things are like that. A list of things you have bought. Well, the things themselves are not personal data. The relationship is.