https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=481069
--- Comment #48 from Flossy Cat <flossy-...@online.de> --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #45) > I too am dissatisfied with the resolution here, but let me correct the > record on one thing right now: bugs.kde.org is not violating the GDPR. > There's a banner when you sign up for an account informing you that your > email address will be publicly visible, and that if you don't want this to > happen, you shouldn't sign up for an account. This is GDPR-compliant. There is absolutely no technical necessity to publish e-mail addresses of bug reporters. Tying bug-reporting to consenting to publishing your e-mail address thus is at least dubious, as is "implicit consent". Further, there needs to be a way to revoke consent – i.e. delete the account and stop the e-mail address being published. This option is missing. IMHO this is not GDPR-compliant. It is definitely not state of the art or a privacy-aware implementation. We both do not have the final say in this matter. Is it really necessary to ask the Commissioner for Data Protection or might – just once – rational technical arguments prevail? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
