There is a suggestion that some data sent is in violation with the GDPR. There is no specifics about what it would be that is in violation however. I think 90% of sites with cookie banners are blatantly violating the GDPR - but whether I'm correct in that assessment is anyones guess. It would depend on court processes that hasn't happened yet. It's based on my understanding and interpretation of the regulation, nothing else. I guess it's the same with the complaint here. If there is a question of a violation then it's probably due to microsoft and the commenter having different interpretations about specific data such as hashed mac addresses (Which certainly isn't clear cut).

The complaint should come from some authority or a legal backing. The poster assumes that they are breaking GDPR and seeking explanation with some shit talk to make it sound legalese.

Companies as a policy and by logic don't reply to such comments/post because the response becomes a legal document. So any expectation of answer is futile.

You got no idea bud...

Are you OP from git thread. why so butthurt?