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Anonymous/pseudonymous telemetry doesn't necessarily require user consent other than for being polite. If you store PII you do, but if you do that you also aren't really doing anonymous/pseudonymous telemetry to begin with.



As was said elsewhere, since telemetry itself is not a functionality, ip address is personal information and requires consent.


Read the replies elsewhere. GDPR doesn’t care about whether a http request containing an IP is necessary or not. The GDPR is not in any way regulating how or why any PII is “transmitted” out of your system.


…at least not if the transmission is within the supervision of the same controller as we are discussing here.




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