ramboram

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   Facebook opposes Apple's new privacy changes(facebook.com)

   1 points by ramboram 6y ago|0 comments
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   by ramboram 6y ago

   I've been looking into GDPR and when a cookie consent is needed. In fact, there's no thing called "cookie consent". If you track a user, you have to get his consent before doing it, whether you use cookie consent or now.
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   Plausible Analytics Isn't GDPR Compliant(blog.paranoidpenguin.net)

   54 points by ramboram 6y ago|75 comments
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   by ramboram 6y ago

   Yes, that happens in most hosted software agreements. We don't read most of them.
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   by ramboram 6y ago

   I think it's possible with user's consent. > It is allowed to sell personal data under the GDPR subject to receipt of consent for it from data subject and compliance with the rights of data subject even if it decided to exerci
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   by ramboram 6y ago

   That makes me wonder what our brains can do if developed in some way. :):
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   by ramboram 6y ago

   No HTTPS :(
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   by ramboram 6y ago

   I remember blog posts published years ago stating blog comments are dead. Yet, they are here still. It's mainly a "reputation factor" for blogs, yet blogger's choice. Spam is unavoidable however.