Shop Server Logs: How Long IP Addresses May Be Stored
How long may IP addresses stay in server logs? What the GDPR requires, what the five weeks from the BfDI mean, and how rotation, truncation and backups fit in.
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How long may IP addresses stay in server logs? What the GDPR requires, what the five weeks from the BfDI mean, and how rotation, truncation and backups fit in.
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