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How does FullStory's privacy masking handle sensitive fields in session replays, and is it strong enough to meet GDPR compliance?

Measured in 1 answer, last on Nov 10, 2026. Only the passages that name a brand are shown.

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Answer 1 · Nov 10, 2026 · 13 sources cited
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“1. help.fullstory.comHow do I protect my users' privacy in Fullstory?”
+ privacy masking capabilities

“FullStory masking | Strong technical privacy capabilities.”

+ Private by Default

“FullStory Private by Default | Particularly valuable for privacy-conscious implementations.”

+ GDPR supporting safeguards

“FullStory provides GDPR-supporting technical and contractual mechanisms, but using FullStory does not automatically make your organisation GDPR compliant.”

+ EU data residency

“FullStory offers European data hosting.”

− masking insufficient on its own

“Yes, FullStory can be used in a GDPR-compliant implementation, but I would not consider its masking functionality sufficient on its own.”

− automatic protection not guaranteed

“Automatic protection is not a guarantee that every sensitive field will be detected.”

− images cannot be masked

“There is another important technical limitation: images in web sessions cannot simply be masked. They must be excluded if they contain sensitive information.”

− EU residency does not eliminate transfers

“However, there is an important detail: choosing EU data residency does not necessarily mean that all data processing and transfers remain within the EU.”

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OpenTableSite cited
“OpenTable: Combines monthly subscriptions with fees for diners coming through its network. Its published US pricing, for example, starts at $149/month, plus $1.50 per network cover on Basic.”
TheFork ManagerSite cited
“TheFork Manager: Charges commissions for reservations generated through its marketplace. Direct bookings generally have different fee arrangements.”
ZenchefSite cited
“Zenchef: Uses a subscription model with no commission per cover, but charges for certain additional services.”
resmioSite cited
“resmio: Offers subscription-based reservation management without per-cover commissions.”
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