konrad kollnig (@FascinatingTech) on X

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    Munich State Court finds use of Google Fonts in violation of GDPR and grants compensation of 100€. Legitimate interest didn't apply. The website operator could have integrated the fonts directly into their website, thereby avoiding sending IP addresses to Google.

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    Google Fonts is a great service, but the integration of the fonts into your own website is super easy. We've done this on our

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    A LOT in this if you read down laboriously translating, including influence of the IP addresses being transmitted to US in breach of Schrems. Wonder if this is 1 major decision since Breyer that recognises potential for id of IP address by private actor not state - prob not but..