Today’s #GDPR vs #DST question: is it right to require businesses to track their users? Can you track users across sessions, domains and devices without consent, within the GDPR?https://twitter.com/momchilsabev/status/976502801906982912 …
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What I don't understand (maybe this is spelled out & I missed?) is which users are the base? - Uber drivers or riders? Amazon sellers or buyers? Ad words advertisers or viewers? Airbnb hosts or guests? Matters for 3% of what? & in some cases where?
I guess privacy & tracking issues much simpler if 'user' base is seller/advertiser/host etc in each case (ie just tot up source of payments, don't need to worry about devices etc), but then it's not doing what I guess people think it will - which is allocate to end users location
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If revenues aree intended to be distributed amongst MS in proportion to the value) profits generated in each MS, you have to know end user locations?
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But they are not really. It's just a rough and ready approach. When I stay in someone's spare room in Barcelona we are both end users of Airbnb - the question is which one for the purpose of 3% (and if I buy ad words I am arguably an end user of Google's service... )
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