Telegram reputation and reports
akolonin opened this issue · 1 comments
- Reputation computation (DONE)
- Reports (DONE)
- Profiling news creating topics (TODO)
- SSO login (TODO)
Here are few things that we can do to increase the level of compliance with GDPR, gradually increasing the level of GDPR-ness:
- Assume that collecting user id, username and interactions in a Telegram group by a bot authorised by group admin is not a GDPR violation
- Disable username collection for users who are not registered with bot, but keep collecting user ids and interactions under id
- Disable any data collection for users who are not registered with bot
- Make user registration with a bot preceded with a link to website with GDPR-concerned policy of the bot or a verbose explanation of the policy in chat.
The 1 makes the most users involved in "Weighted Liquid Rank" computation and makes the results maximally interpretable. From 1 to 4, the "Weighted Liquid Rank" computation use base is collapsing and results are getting less interpretable.
Cassio: For GDPR the user has to explicitly accept their information being collected. It’s not enough to just tell the user about it.
Anton: So sounds like combination of 3 and 4 is the only GDPR-clean. Can make the changes implementing the disclaimer on registration and restriction on reputation data collected and processed only for registered users.