The GDPR does not count anything as "Personally Identifiable Information", which isn't surprising as that's a US legal term.
What you mean is "Personal Data", and yes IP addresses are considered personal data under the GDPR.
>so deriving an identifier from this for a use case such as analytics would likely require consent.
Consent isn't the only legal basis for processing personal data, though, there are 5 others available.
The GDPR does not count anything as "Personally Identifiable Information", which isn't surprising as that's a US legal term.
What you mean is "Personal Data", and yes IP addresses are considered personal data under the GDPR.
>so deriving an identifier from this for a use case such as analytics would likely require consent.
Consent isn't the only legal basis for processing personal data, though, there are 5 others available.