Am 23.02.21 um 20:34 schrieb Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek:
Everything, that is not prepresenting a person, is not regulated by
GDPR, therefor it does not "need" to comply.
No. GDPR is about "personally identifying information". In particular,
it talks about information which may be combined with other information
(now or in the future) to identify a specific person. And an IP address
falls into this category in the general case.
The scenario we are considering here is e.g. a company which provides
computers with Fedora installed to its employees or customers. Whatever
resolver is used gets the source IP information which as described
above can be identifying (depending on the network setup and other
circumstances). By removing the fallback, we're removing a possible
information expose and violation of the law by the company.
I didn't say anything else ;)
If a PC in a companies network, is accessing the companies dns cache,
the dns cache uses it's own ip for the root dns request, hiding the
personal IP from that root dns. This is fine.
If the copmanies DNS cache is failing and the PC is falling back, using
IPv6 to connect to a fallback server, that is an issue.
I personally think, IPv4 doesn't matter here, as most companies do use
NAT to connect the lan to the outside world. Individual traceback is no
possible that way.
Which leads to the conclusion, that a workstation should not have
fallbackservers for dns, where Cloudinstances need to check that
requirement themselves as it matters how and where they do dns. It
relies heavily on the service and how many people use it.
Best regards,
Marius Schwarz
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