Have we all been gaslit about #ArtsGovernance? My latest #AndAnotherThing vlog highlights the confusion between what we think we need to do and what the legislation actually requires of us. https://www.tiktok.com/@katelarsenkeys/video/7220638494757014786
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#YouKnow who we also don't need to hear from again, #MisterDen...?
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oh yeah; differentiating individual users by device/app advertising or analytics ID is NO DIFFERENT to setting cookies in ePrivacy terms, because data is being read from the device for reasons that are extraneous to the functional operation of the site/app; which means that CONSENT IS REQUIRED.
‘Cookieless’ tracking in GA4 is not ePD-compliant. It’s just lower-visibility to the device-holder, and more insidious.
Seeing @joeyh in my mentions reminds me of #AndAnotherThing that makes working with consfigurator (and propellor [2]) pleasant, when compared with mailman3. The programming that all three systems require to function happens (along with a big part of the debugging) on my local workstation in the case of consfigurator and propellor, while with mailman3 I have have to schlep bits of code to remote servers to run it.
And another thing: working with consfigurator [1] makes sense as programming, since one incrementally develops a custom DSL for configuring systems. In mailman3, nothing is retained between sessions.
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[1]: https://spwhitton.name/doc/consfigurator/index.html
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