I'm pretty sure we log the date anl time along with IP and requested page.

Le 5 octobre 2020 05:54:32 GMT-04:00, "pelzflorian (Florian Pelz)" <pelzflorian@pelzflorian.de> a écrit :
>On Sun, Oct 04, 2020 at 11:56:04AM -0400, Julien Lepiller wrote:
>> The GDPR is not the only legislation that applies to us. For
>> services hosted in France for instance, there is a legal obligation
>> to keep logs for at least one year (not sure exactly who that
>> applies to). There could be something similar in Germany where
>> berlin is located.
>
>A quick web search does not reveal any such obligation in Germany.
>I also know people who don’t log.  But again, IANAL.
>
>The Debian Privacy Policy says they store web logs for 15 days.
>But iplocation.net tells me their server is hosted in the Netherlands.
>
>If the Guix admins do not intend to use such data to “respond to
>excess usage or security attacks” on the website, logging should be
>disabled and I will remove that wording from the proposed patch.
>
>> I think some of the wording is vague. Does "can be used to identify"
>> mean we will use the IP to identify the person (is it the reason we
>> process this data?) Or is it something that we could technically do,
>> but refuse to do?
>
>I changed it to
>
>During your use of Guix’ software in its default configuration,
>your IP address will be revealed to the network services you use.
>From an IP address it may be possible to identify who uses the
>service and from which internet connection.  These services include
>
>Attached is the complete patch with this single change.
>
>Are there other things which are badly worded?
>
>Regards,
>Florian