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Desktop apps can store what they like. There is no EU law preventing desktop apps from storing anything, unlike websites.


That’s not entirely true. GDPR covers all forms of storing and processing PII. Wether that is a website or a desktop application, you will need to get opt in from your user to share PII with third parties.


This is not true - both GDPR & ePrivacy rules apply to any software, none of it is specific to websites (although obviously that's where it's most easily abused, and where most of the attention is).


Which part of General Data Protection Regulation in GDPR don't you understand?




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