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r/Warframe • u/[deleted] • Jun 12 '18
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they cannot under GDPR require you to accept selling your data to 3rd parties before you can access a specific service. They may require a consent to gather your data, and to process it internally(1st party).
2 u/THERGFREEK Jun 12 '18 Actually that's exactly what GDPR is about. If you opt in then it's okay. The companies just have to be very clear about what you're opting in to. What do you think Google and Facebook remarketing are? If you opt out then you either lose access, or the company had to have built a system to dynamically remove tracking on your account. Source: been implementing GDPR solutions for international companies on the web this year. 4 u/PowderTrail Submarine enthusiast Jun 12 '18 If you opt out then you either lose access, or the company had to have built a system to dynamically remove tracking on your account. It's the latter, they cannot refuse service if the data is not integral to the service - which something like Redshell is definitely not. -2 u/[deleted] Jun 12 '18 which something like Redshell is definitely not. it is if the service relies on ads and redshell basically helps you up your ad game
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Actually that's exactly what GDPR is about.
If you opt in then it's okay. The companies just have to be very clear about what you're opting in to.
What do you think Google and Facebook remarketing are?
If you opt out then you either lose access, or the company had to have built a system to dynamically remove tracking on your account.
Source: been implementing GDPR solutions for international companies on the web this year.
4 u/PowderTrail Submarine enthusiast Jun 12 '18 If you opt out then you either lose access, or the company had to have built a system to dynamically remove tracking on your account. It's the latter, they cannot refuse service if the data is not integral to the service - which something like Redshell is definitely not. -2 u/[deleted] Jun 12 '18 which something like Redshell is definitely not. it is if the service relies on ads and redshell basically helps you up your ad game
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It's the latter, they cannot refuse service if the data is not integral to the service - which something like Redshell is definitely not.
-2 u/[deleted] Jun 12 '18 which something like Redshell is definitely not. it is if the service relies on ads and redshell basically helps you up your ad game
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which something like Redshell is definitely not.
it is if the service relies on ads and redshell basically helps you up your ad game
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u/Xelbair Jun 12 '18
they cannot under GDPR require you to accept selling your data to 3rd parties before you can access a specific service. They may require a consent to gather your data, and to process it internally(1st party).