We have an internal wiki, for only our employees use. Even we have to comply.
There are EU citizens that access the wiki, so the data must be protected. Our
installation is in Azure, and the disks we use are encrypted by Azure, so I
don’t have to worry about that.
For removal of personal data
So it goes a even a bit further.
@mat54: so even if you are an invite only, even if only one of your users
resides in a country in the EU (including the UK until they break) you must be
in compliance with GDPR.
@Derk-Jan: Not only why you need the data and what the data is, the data has to
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The definition of personal information in this law, is wider than you
assume most likely. It also includes IP addresses, nicknames, login
ids, real names, fingerprints of your browser, etc etc. basically
anything that can potentially lead back to the user.
The collection of the data in itse
Hi,
Pine - that's a fair point too. I guess I'll keep announcing on this list,
barring any complaints.
-Yaron
On Tue, Feb 20, 2018 at 8:54 PM, Pine W wrote:
> FWIW, I think that one email sent to this list every two weeks to announce
> a new episode is fine, and might even be appreciated, espe
LS,
First of all I have no legal background so the solution must be simple and
clear (KIS)
On my wiki there are only invited users and from them I have not for example a
birthday , address or other personal information.
So in my simple mind I don’t have privacy content.
But the question remain
Thanks Tom for bringing up the issue to the list and thanks Victoria for
noting the WMF is already in the process of tackling this presumably
rather complex issue. I do not envy you for this task.
From what I have heard, I may be wrong here, any "solution" no matter
what it looks like, should be i
