nagbava

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by nagbava 6y ago
Sure, but when it comes to cookies, consent is almost always required on the GDPR basis (other legal basis are rarely working). You're right to point to e-privacy, to which consent is central. But the latest draft of its new version st
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by nagbava 6y ago
It is true that an opt-out system must be installed on the website (Matomo gives that piece of code) but - as noted on the github link you posted - that very is different from an opt-in system (which is the standard GDPR requirement).
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by nagbava 6y ago
You should apply to the CNIL since you seem to know GDPR better than they do. ( https://www.cnil.fr/fr/cookies-solutions-pour-les-outils-de-... ) I never said no personal data were collected but, if configure properly ,
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by nagbava 6y ago
About data protection and GDPR, a good thing with Matomo is that, if configured properly, it can be used without requiring to collect the user's consent (since Matomo doesn't use the data for its own purpose). Of course there are
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by nagbava 8y ago
"The U.S. government asserts that it can still hold the copyright to those works in other countries." Going a little further I read : "the U.S. Government may obtain protection in other countries depending on the treatment of
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by nagbava 8y ago
Simple question about these (great) posters : whats their legal statuts regarding IP ? Possible use for commercial purpose ? Obligation to mention the source ? I'd love to use them for presentation about security. Any link to informati
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ASCII cryptocurrency chart on raspberry screen(github.com)
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