Re: TPE Handling Out-of-Band Consent (including ISSUE-152)

Mike,

I'm sorry if I wasn't clear.  I was proposing that whatever level of
de-identification, unlinkability, "munging", etc., that would apply to any
other DNT:1 data would apply to this data (for those users for whom an
out-of-band consent cannot be found) after the OOBC determination is made
or as soon as the window (48-hours?) for making that determination expires,
whichever comes first.  I do not intend for any other permitted retention
or permitted use, from other provisions in the spec to be made any more or
any less stringent by the non-real-time OOBC-detection mechanism.

--ronan



On Sat, Mar 23, 2013 at 11:42 AM, Mike O'Neill
<michael.oneill@baycloud.com>wrote:

> Hi Ronan,****
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> If you said that the collected data would be de-identified and also made
> unlinkable i.e. the identifiers were transparently deleted immediately
> after collection (or maybe after a short time to filter out multiple visits
> and detect unique visitors), then that would work in my opinion (if you
> cannot get explicit consent). But the unlinkability is important because
> that goes to the essence of Do Not Track.****
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> Mike****
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