I'm kinda new to serious web scripting, and I'm American, so I never really put that much thought into the GDPR until recently, but I thought the GDPR was for web pages. I mean, I'm not saying it's ok to track people in SL like this, but does the GDPR really appy to SL stuff? Isn't our agreement with LL to let them track us enough to satisfy the GDPR? If not, how deep does the GDPR go? They can't possibly be requiring that every service that could possibly fingerprint you get specific permission. If that was the case, if you wanted to read one New York Times article, it would take an hour to agree to all the trackers and frameworks and maybe even the weird microservices stuff like left-padding. Maybe that's not a bad idea, IDK. I'm not taking a moral stance here. I honestly don't know how the GDPR works.