Am 06.10.20 um 23:21 schrieb Solomon Peachy: >> It's one thing to contact your repo or distro servers, and another if >> it's a known dataminer, that gets all domainnames you visit. > So.. given that both Google and Cloudfare have actual European business > offices, aren't they bound by the GPDR too? > > I get that it's fashionable these days to dump all over $Big_Tech, but > we're better off basing our arguments on actual facts and logic?
If you have a contract with them, which you don't have, and the data stays in europe, it would be another thing. As a matter of fact, I have mailed our federal dp office and my statewise dp office for a dp statement. As soon as a statement, no matter which opinion they have, arrives, i will post the result here on the list, so we all have a better understanding of the matter. Due to the complexity of this matter, I dont expect an answere soon ;) Most likely i will receive a consultative call first and than it will takes months before something happens. Had it already for article 32 1a GDPR and the enforcement of TLS1_2 with SMTP in 2018. (btw.. i was right ;) ) best regards, Marius
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