Guess where? Unironically r/Save3rdPartyApps

The Reddit search for Lemmy also gives these privacy copy-pasta as top results when searching for Lemmy. I’m still betting that Reddit employees are involved in boosting these posts.

  • Jamie
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    101 year ago

    I’m not worried about it. The “Legal” page of my Lemmy instance even spells out that anything posted on it is likely permanent.

    I’m just pointing out that the issue being fixed doesn’t necessarily mean it isn’t still a concern to someone.

    • Drunemeton
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      21 year ago

      So that statement (image) satisfies the GDPR in the EU you think?

      I’m not in the EU, nor a lawyer, just curious about how privacy requirements are handled on a global scale.