Stephanie
Do
you have any links to any legislation / regulations
etc., that are this broad?
And
honestly I don’t see how a set of nameserver is
“personally identifiable” unless you’re using your own
name in the hostname (which you could, but then I’d
see that as your choice and not a technical
requirement)
Regards
Michele
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Unfortunately, in a world where the
Internet of things is taking off, privacy advocates
and authorities have to insist that data generated by
or as a result of the actions of an individual or his
devices(eg metadata, timestamping, etc) has to be
considered as personal information. If it is used to
describe processes pertaining to that information, if
it could be used to incriminate that individual, it is
important that it be recognized as information for
which individuals have rights. Otherwise, we have a
situation where the individual has no right to access
information that may impact him, may incriminate him,
but to which he may be utterly oblivious. Sorry it is
such a pain in the neck, but there we are.
Stephanie
On 2017-01-25 12:32, Michele Neylon
- Blacknight wrote:
Scott
Sure,
but if we go down that route we could make cases for
a lot of things
J
My
main problem with this entire debacle is that the
data we’re dealing with is pretty much useless and
isn’t personally identifiable.
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Michele
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Stephanie
Sorry,
but policy + the technology go hand in hand. You
cannot completely separate them and any policy that
this (or any other) group produces needs to be
technically possible to implement.
As to
the specifics ..
I would
argue that generated data is NOT collected, as it’s
generated.
If you
register
stephanieperrin.com
with us the only elements we are “collecting” that
end up in in the “thin” data are:
the
domain name string
the
nameservers you’re using (and if you don’t specify
any we’ll use our own)
All the
other elements are NOT collected by the registrar or
even the registry from the registrant, they are
generated as part of the process of the domain being
registered.
[SAH]
Michele, some might argue that the registration
period is also collected from the registrant and is
then used to generate the expiration date at the
registry. A case might also be made for status
values like clientTransferProhibited etc. I agree
completely that generated data is just that –
generated.
Scott