Horseoncowboy wrote:now companies have to show the proof that no personal data is collected
This Privacy Policy does not apply to the privacy practices governing the relationship between our clients and their end users when our clients use our Products or SaaS Products to collect and process data. Rather, such usage is governed by our clients' privacy policies, over which we have no control.
Capture One collects usage information to help us improve our products. This information is completely anonymous, and do not include any personal information, such as name, email address or customer ID. Information is collected unobtrusively without the user being asked to supply information manually.
The collected information can be grouped in two kinds of information: demographic data and usage behavior. Demographic data is collected automatically and users are invited to participate or not when launching the application.
NN635380100421444899UL wrote:Looking at the network connections going out, I found capture one was talking to 66f8089f12dc4c21a7539e5e181b5b72.monitor-eqatec.com.
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I simply chose to block this connection.
If and when capture one refuses to work without this sort of information gathering, ...
isn't there any other way to send you the user behaviour and system information i.e. directly to you in Denmark instead of to a data sucking company in the US?
That would be fair, wouldn't it?
Keith Reeder wrote:isn't there any other way to send you the user behaviour and system information i.e. directly to you in Denmark instead of to a data sucking company in the US?
But why should they? What Phase One is doing right now is perfectly lawful.
Keith Reeder wrote:Fairness is explicitly tested for in UK and European privacy legislation (if you're interested, in the UK it's the First Principle of the UK DPA - you need to read the interpretative text and Schedule 2 of the Act alongside it), and the fact that this data sharing is explained in the user agreement, which you read and agree to sign up to, completely satisfies the fairness requirement - if we were talking about personal data.
Keith Reeder wrote:As it stands, your objection is about is legally meaningful as objecting to your government taxing you. Not liking something doesn't mean it's wrong...
Keith Reeder wrote:And you agree to it anyway, when you buy and use Capture One. Your choice is clear enough - if you don't like it, you don't use Capture One.
VAD. wrote:Old thread with new facts.
As of 25 May 2018 new EU GDPR is valid.
I hope that the EQATEC Analytics folder will disappear from my Mac...
https://www.eugdpr.org
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