Privacy & EU
TDDDG (Section 25)
The German law implementing the ePrivacy rule that reading from or writing to a device needs consent.
TDDDG Section 25 (formerly TTDSG) is the German transposition of the ePrivacy Directive. It says storing information on, or accessing information from, a user's device generally requires consent, independent of whether that information is personal data.
This is why even a cookieless tool can still need consent: reading the browser's performance APIs is access to the device. The website operator obtains that consent through their consent platform, exactly as with other tools, as described in fastmon's privacy policy.
Related terms
- CookielessMeasuring without storing anything on the visitor's device: no cookies, no localStorage.
- Edge IP processingThe visitor's IP address is reduced to a country code at the edge and discarded before any app code sees it.
- GDPRGDPRThe EU General Data Protection Regulation, the legal baseline for handling personal data in Europe.
- Data residencyWhere your data physically lives and under whose jurisdiction it falls. For fastmon: Germany, end to end.
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