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CSP REVIEW: plausible.io (used for analytics by minotar)

  • Is the site equipped with a privacy policy? Yes
  • Does the site attempt to comply with the GDPR? Can European Union inhabitants invoke their individual rights? Yes, see PP
  • Does the site provide a list of personal data being collected by using the service? Yes, see PP
  • Is the website owner known to have a bad reputation regarding privacy? No
  • Can wikis use the external service, even if the visitor wants to deny any cookies or other form of tracking? Yes
  • Will wikis stay usable, even if the visitor blocks the external resource by using an ad blocker? Yes
  • Is there a Data Protection Officer and/or Privacy Team that can be contacted by Miraheze? No specific DPO since company seems quite small, general support can be contacted for such questions
  • Is the site equipped with a security policy? Not specifically
  • Does the site clarify their security measures to protect collected user data? Can the site assure measures are being taken to protect code injection into the loaded external resources? Not specifically
  • Is the website owner known to have a bad reputation regarding information security? No
  • Is there a Chief Information Security Officer and/or Security Team that can be contacted by Miraheze? General support can be contacted (small company)

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John triaged this task as Normal priority.Aug 28 2021, 19:41
John created this task.

Attempted to contact owner/maintainer in order to clarify whether personal data is collected.

Based on the comments above from the maintainer, the website uses Cloudflare and Plausible. Cloudflare has already been reviewed in T7903 and approved and I've reviewed Plausible above. It seems like a small but serious company that's committed to GDPR and data privacy. The website itself minotar.net only collects User Agent, Request URI and Referrer but it doesn't collect IPs associated with them. Therefore, in my view this should be fine to approve. Passing onto T&S.

Based on the comments above from the maintainer, the website uses Cloudflare and Plausible. Cloudflare has already been reviewed in T7903 and approved and I've reviewed Plausible above. It seems like a small but serious company that's committed to GDPR and data privacy. The website itself minotar.net only collects User Agent, Request URI and Referrer but it doesn't collect IPs associated with them. Therefore, in my view this should be fine to approve. Passing onto T&S.

Hrm, this seems similar to AddThis. Though no IP addresses are being tracked, I'm concerned with the User Agent tracking. Is the User Agent tracking trackable back to logged in Miraheze users? If so, I'd have more questions and/or potentially some reservations about this. What sort of analytics data is Minotar looking for that MatomoAnalytics can't provide?

Based on the comments above from the maintainer, the website uses Cloudflare and Plausible. Cloudflare has already been reviewed in T7903 and approved and I've reviewed Plausible above. It seems like a small but serious company that's committed to GDPR and data privacy. The website itself minotar.net only collects User Agent, Request URI and Referrer but it doesn't collect IPs associated with them. Therefore, in my view this should be fine to approve. Passing onto T&S.

Hrm, this seems similar to AddThis. Though no IP addresses are being tracked, I'm concerned with the User Agent tracking. Is the User Agent tracking trackable back to logged in Miraheze users? If so, I'd have more questions and/or potentially some reservations about this. What sort of analytics data is Minotar looking for that MatomoAnalytics can't provide?

Well Minotar.net has nothing to do with the minotar Miraheze wiki as far as I'm aware. Since there are no IPs tracked, I don't see how UAs could be tracked back to Miraheze users.

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