Comment by crote 2 months ago How is that not a massive GDPR violation? 3 comments crote Reply inigyou 2 months ago You can just break the law, if you don't get caught, especially if you're rich. alightsoul 2 months ago They can just not do it in Europe and keep doing it everywhere else tremon 2 months ago Profiling visitor traffic to protect against abuse is a legitimate use case, even for GDPR. It's only a violation if that usage is not disclosed in the ToS.
tremon 2 months ago Profiling visitor traffic to protect against abuse is a legitimate use case, even for GDPR. It's only a violation if that usage is not disclosed in the ToS.
You can just break the law, if you don't get caught, especially if you're rich.
They can just not do it in Europe and keep doing it everywhere else
Profiling visitor traffic to protect against abuse is a legitimate use case, even for GDPR. It's only a violation if that usage is not disclosed in the ToS.