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[deleted] Does discuss even have a privacy policy or anything? I dont see it anywhere.

I don't think it does - but it should have both a privacy policy, and an option to opt out of non-essential cookies.

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      [deleted] Yeah i don't think discuss is GDPR friendly at all lol.

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        matteocontrini no, it doesn't. That's correct. What it DOES enforce is governance and controls over that third party entity as your data is being processed by someone else. By inference, that third party becomes both custodian and controller whilst they are processing that data and you need to have and be able to prove controls are in place.

        By not sending the data to any third party, you negate that requirement and will instantly be compliant for this sense.

          8 days later

          Does this extension also update discussions & other component automatically (unlike Pusher, where the user needs to press a button)?

            I would say it works better than Pusher 😉
            Websocket doesn't have issue with private / not public discussion!

            danielunited If you're talking about pressing the button to reload the discussion list on new posts - yeah, that's still there.

              10 days later

              I hope this extension will be converted to free in the near future 😃

              I think Kyrene apply crowd-funding for make it free to use. May be he collect 2000-3000 dollars to make open source extension.

              2 months later

              1.0.6

              • Added custom page

              Since we have huge problems to get Pusher running on our provider space, I wonder if we could test to get websockets running. If so, we would be interested in the "once" plan. Is there a possibility to get a test license and try to get it working before purchasing it?