> Which in turn makes it easier to over analyse and identify user data, exactly what GDPR was meant to avoid.
GDPR "cares" about identifying user data - how else are you going to protect it and control access to it?
As for over analysing it (whatever that means), it really doesn't care too much about that as long as you have explicit meaningful informed permission from the user to do so, protect it properly, and let them control what happens to it (both during and afterwards).
GDPR "cares" about identifying user data - how else are you going to protect it and control access to it?
As for over analysing it (whatever that means), it really doesn't care too much about that as long as you have explicit meaningful informed permission from the user to do so, protect it properly, and let them control what happens to it (both during and afterwards).