Hi,
quite shocked I noticed that you still have tons of tracking activated on your "private by default" service.
The last ticket (3 years ago) was closed, but obviously the problem wasn't resolved but ignored.
#384
There's not good reason to have js from facebook, reddit & co pulled into a webapp for a "private" drive.
How much and which of my data was sent to those companies before I noticed and blocked it?
Do I need to place an official GDPR request?
To be quite frank:
Which drunken ape came to the conclusion, that using facebook js on the drive would be a good idea?
Who thought: Let's make the users browser call a reddit js script while accessing the drive?
Hi,
quite shocked I noticed that you still have tons of tracking activated on your "private by default" service.
The last ticket (3 years ago) was closed, but obviously the problem wasn't resolved but ignored.
#384
There's not good reason to have js from facebook, reddit & co pulled into a webapp for a "private" drive.
How much and which of my data was sent to those companies before I noticed and blocked it?
Do I need to place an official GDPR request?
To be quite frank:
Which drunken ape came to the conclusion, that using facebook js on the drive would be a good idea?
Who thought: Let's make the users browser call a reddit js script while accessing the drive?