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german law doesn't really know "precedent cases". However it looks like a whole new industry of lawyers sueing pages embedding stuff could arise...
by l0rn 5y ago
german law doesn't really know "precedent cases". However it looks like a whole new industry of lawyers sueing pages embedding stuff could arise...
- izacus 5y agoLeaking customer data to Cloudflare is also a very interesting question here.
- ar0 5y agoThey seem to count CDNs as "hosting providers" and yes, without the necessary legal frameworks in place, this is also a problem if that leaks user data: https://www.technologylawdispatch.com/2021/12/privacy-data-protection/german-court-prohibits-u-s-data-transfers-in-cookiebot-decision-why-this-decision-is-special-and-should-alert-but-not-upset-your-organization/ https://www.technologylawdispatch.com/2021/12/privacy-data-p...
- greggsy 5y agoIf your website requires CF to reliably deliver data to customers, then it’s unlikely to cause much of a stir.
- blfr 5y agoWhat about "leaking" the IP to your server provider and all the networks between your user and site?
- krehl 5y agoWhat about using e.g. Webflow? Can I leak the IP address of the customer if I don't know it myself?
- fsloth 5y agoVery good point, the courts in countries with common law work quite differently than where the courts are based on civil law. There is a quite large difference of the two systems. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_law https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_law