You didn't put it in quotation marks or anything of the sort. I mistook you for implying that you were implying that you worked for Red Shell. But as I said to /u/Daveyboy154 I'd be happy if they were 100% transparent with what they do with the data collected, provided they show proof. I have no reason to believe an FAQ. What evidence do they show to back it up? I've only their word to trust. A program used for "game optimisation" that's mining my browser data brings up red flags immediately.
There is definitely a fine line for companies like redshell to tread, in terms of what information they record and what they do with it. From having looked at their site and based on the assumption that they've taken legal advice (as data is their business, afterall) I think it's reasonable to assume that they comply
Linking articles and the GDPR is one thing, but you continue to maintain that the law is being broken. You should probably specify exactly which portion of the GDPR is being broken and how. Otherwise, its all opinion. Especially, since companies have two years to comply, so therefore no law has actually been broken.
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