On the other hand, that’s a fairly entitled viewpoint.
Users are using infrastructure I finance, to do things on the website(s) I created. If you want privacy from the services youre using, create or host your own.
IANAL, but this is not legal under the GDPR. The GDPR requires op-in. Moreover, you cannot make non-anonymous[1] data collection mandatory to use a product, unless it is necessary for the product to function (in a strict sense).
[1] Anonymous does not seem to include pseudonyms like a random identifier in the GDPR, since pseudonyms could be linked to real identifiers in the future.
Users are using infrastructure I finance, to do things on the website(s) I created. If you want privacy from the services youre using, create or host your own.
IANAL, but this is not legal under the GDPR. The GDPR requires op-in. Moreover, you cannot make non-anonymous[1] data collection mandatory to use a product, unless it is necessary for the product to function (in a strict sense).
[1] Anonymous does not seem to include pseudonyms like a random identifier in the GDPR, since pseudonyms could be linked to real identifiers in the future.