Pipe changelog addpipe.com

Over the last 2 weeks, we've done a few changes in light of GDPR coming into effect tomorrow the 25th of May.

Changes that help you with your compliance:

• Do Not Store Personal Metadata is a new option made to sit along the existing Do Not Store Files. When turned on we delete all personal metadata related to a recording as soon as we're done processing that recording.
• a new Data Processing Addendum to govern our relationship

Changes that touch on our GDPR compliance:

• Security: the account password is needed when canceling a subscription or deleting an account
• Security: we now collect the sign-up/sign-in IP and user agent. We store this information for up to 1 year after the trial account has expired or the account has been deleted.
• Updated copy around account deletion and subscription canceling to make it more clear what happens when you cancel your subscription or delete your account.
• Our Privacy Policy has been updated
• We've switched our sign up form to add emails to our e-mail list based on explicit consent. We used to rely on legitimate interest and soft opt-in.
• We've stopped collecting personal data from our reseller, Paddle, so we're not showing the email to which the invoices will be sent. The invoices are linked directly from your account area though.
• Changes in the way our website uses non-essential cookies

As promised on the 25th of April we've removed some data from our webhooks, data that's unrelated to the event for which we're sending the webhook.The documentation and test webhook data have been updated to reflect the changes.

This move will (also) enable us to roll out a new Do Not Store Personal Metadata feature similar to the Do Not Store Files feature.

In a subtle move to make the HTML5 recorder a lot more intuitive on slow (upload) Internet connections we've managed to add a percentage indicator during video uploading:

1) We've introduced 2 brand new webhooks:

• video_converted which triggers when the recording has finished converting
• video_copied_pipe_s3 which triggers when the recording has finished copying to our S3 storage

2) Along with these 2 new webhooks the old video_transcoded webhook is being deprecated (it will still fire if you have it setup currently, but you’ll not be able to add new ones)

3) We've also added md5 and sha-1 checksums to all our storage webhooks:

• video_copied_pipe_s3 (new)
• video_copied_ftp
• video_copied_s3
• video_copied_dbox

The documentation has also been updated to reflect the changes and you can read more about the updates in the blogpost.

The list of videos from the Pipe account area will now highlight personal data collected by us as data processors for you (the data controllers).

This will help you, the data controller, with both awareness and GDPR compliance.

More #GDPR changes! Pipe accounts can now be deleted!

The process instantly deletes data related to:

1. account data:

• name, email, Paddle email
• all s3/sftp/dropbox credentials
• all s3/sftp/dropbox & webhook logs
• watermark and webhook entries
• account environments and pages
• sent invites & referral credits
• sign in session information

2. recordings:

• all personal metadata stored by us (IP, user agent, referrer, device names)
• all recording files stored by us (audio, video, snapshot).*

*Deleting recording files stored by us might take up to 15 minutes to be removed as they enter a deletion queue.

3. email lists:

• your name and email are removed from the email list responsible for sending welcome & trial expiration emails

What we do not delete:

• your name and email are NOT removed from the News & Product Updates email list. You can remove yourself separately from the account area or by clicking the unsubscribe link in any email sent to that list.
• sign up & sign in IPv4 and user agents will be deleted 1 year after the account is deleted

The delete option is available to all accounts. Accounts with an active paid subscription must cancel their subscription 1st.

After you delete your account you can sign up again with the same email.

In light of GDPR coming into effect May 25th we've made a few changes to make all the data we collect (as processors in GDPR speak) for our clients more easily available to them (as controllers).

Updates to our REST API:

• GET https://api.addpipe.com/video/all and GET https://api.addpipe.com/video/xyz will also return the public IPv4 of the device used to record the video.

Updates to our webhooks:

• The video_recorded webhook will also POST info about the:
  • ip of the used device
  • camera name
  • microphone name
  • user agent

Updates to the Pipe account area:

• the referer is now shown for each video (it was already avb. through the REST API and webhooks)

We've also revised our documentation to correctly reflect the data sent through webhooks and available through the REST API.

You can now sign up for Pipe using a Google Account https://addpipe.com/signup?trial

We've rolled out the ability to upload audio and video files from desktop browsers.

We're currently allowing users to upload the following video file formats:

• mp4
• mov
• webm
• 3gpp
• 3gpp2
• flv
• wmv
• mpeg

And the following audio formats:

• aac
• mp3
• m4a
• mp3
• wav
• ogg
• wma
• flac

You can turn on the feature (for new embed codes) from the Pipe account area or by manually adding dup:1 to your flashvars JS object in the existing embed codes.

The feature is now available in beta to all trial and PRO accounts

Starting today all video and snapshot file names will consist of a 32 character long string + extension.

We've also switched our storage to a new EU based S3 bucket (eu1-addpipe.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com) located in Frankfurt. We've done this to consolidate our infrastructure in Europe as we prepare to open a new region in the US.

More details in the blog post .