Hi,

Am 04/02/2020 um 15.25 schrieb Frederik Ramm:
> Hm, the wording is a bit unfortunate really. Of course this "internal
> use only" applies to the personal data in the file which according to
> (the LWG's interpretation of) the GDPR is ok to use for OSM's own
> purposes but not for blasting it out into the world. The
> non-personal-data history is free for everyone to use, and Geofabrik
> *could* actually make two different history files available, one with
> and one without user data, it's just that these files are a niche
> interest anyway so we thought one version is sufficient.
> 
> This means that if you derive anything like an animated map from the
> data, that's totally fine; only if you were to publish something that
> involves user data should you think twice about your data protection
> regulations.

You can strip the history files from osm-internal.download.geofabrik.de
using the following Osmium command to get OSM data with fewer legal
risks in terms of personal data:

osmium cat --output-format pbf,metadata=version+timestamp \
  -o output.osh.pbf input.osh.pbf

Best regards

Michael

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