sheeper

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   by sheeper 8y ago

   A reversable hash "could reasonably be linked" with the plaintext. You can't get around the law on technicalities. Judges are not computers.
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   by sheeper 8y ago

   Another note... Per 1798.140(c)(1)(B), CCPA applies to a business that receives PII of =>50k consumers for the business’ commercial purposes . Which might not apply to access logs kept purely for diagnostic purposes.
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   by sheeper 8y ago

   It's not possible to one-way hash a 32-bit IP address. A hash of a 32-bit value can always be reversed because the search space is so small.
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   by sheeper 8y ago

   CCPA will probably be amended at least once more before it goes into effect. If you feel that it shouldn't apply to non-membership website operators who merely log IP address and requested URL... consider writing to your California Sta