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Updates to de-identifying Service Usage Data

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GitLab
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299
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21
Language
English
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Summary

GitLab is enhancing user privacy by implementing a pseudonymization process to de-identify SaaS service usage data before it enters their analytics environment. This initiative, which solicited input earlier in the year, will not alter the existing service usage data policy for SaaS and Self-Managed users. Instead, it introduces a one-way hash or transformation of directly identifiable data at the collection layer, removing the need for fully identifiable information in analytics. The rollout of these changes is planned for October 2021, with ongoing updates to be shared on their Product Intelligence roadmap and blog post, alongside further information about their privacy policy, data usage for product improvement, and the SaaS Data Collection Catalog. Users are encouraged to participate in the community forum for further discussion and inquiries.

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