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Other legal requirements trump the GDPR data minimization. In that case you only need to provide that data when the user wants a data export.

> It is very far from clear that that covers IP addresses, which tend to be recycled Enter stage left: Address van Six, carrying an EUI64 card in his right hand.

The easiest way to comply is to not collect any PII. That is only a problem for companies that make data collection their core business.

ePrivacy directive != GDPR. Even if it is ok under the former it may not be under the latter. And considering that they just updated their privacy policy they seem to be trying to …

It's not like you need to mine new metals every time you mint new coins. Old ones can be recycled.