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Currently, the privacy policy refers to “personal information”, but this is not defined. Seems to me there are three types of information, that should be clearly identified:
Non-public personal information - billing address, credit card info, e-mail address, etc. The stuff used for account maintenance but not shown to users. If app.net adds a direct message feature, that probably is included here too.
Public content. This is also provided by the user to the service, but since it is publicly displayed and available it is clearly in a different category.
Information collected during use (IP addresses, etc.). This probably should be treated the same as non-public personal information, especially potentially-identifying information such as IP addresses. Or IP addresses should be scrubbed from logs.
This becomes relevant when talking about data disclosure. Public data is already public - giving it to third parties or law enforcement in digestable form isn't really a problem. Pesonal data is what becomes an issue - IPs, billing info, etc. Right now the privacy policy is not particularly clear about what information is in question at each stage.
There may also be a more meaningful taxonomy of data than the one above. It's just what comes to mind quickly.
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Currently, the privacy policy refers to “personal information”, but this is not defined. Seems to me there are three types of information, that should be clearly identified:
This becomes relevant when talking about data disclosure. Public data is already public - giving it to third parties or law enforcement in digestable form isn't really a problem. Pesonal data is what becomes an issue - IPs, billing info, etc. Right now the privacy policy is not particularly clear about what information is in question at each stage.
There may also be a more meaningful taxonomy of data than the one above. It's just what comes to mind quickly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: