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You need to crawl through all your webserver logs (the zipped ones as well) and remove entries by IP.

I seriously don't get what's the huge deal about this. Of course it sucks but it's not THAT hard to implement.



No you don't.

AS per the GDPR I see no possible solution for the “reasonable measure to verify the identity of a data subject” against an IPv4 IP and thus to reliably act on IPv4 related data subject access/deletion requests.

Also per the GDPR, providing data to the wrong person could “affect the rights and freedoms of others” in which case you shouldn’t provide the data.




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