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As long as there's no "session identifier," even if unique and completely unmarriable to the PII, it doesn't matter. Any session ID where an ID represents one person runs afoul. Makes meaningful telemetry really hard without consent.

Everyone just consents anyway...



> Everyone just consents anyway...

Unless you don't lie to them and don't use every dark pattern in the book to trick them into clicking the checkbox.


My position is they can indeed get meaningful telemetry with opt-out anonymised data and that the GDPR does not prevent this.

I am countering the position of the parent poster and asking for a citation that would indicate you don't need to sneak this around the EU regulators to do it.




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