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These laws are still evolving and changing. Different for every country. We don't have something international we can build standards upon at this point in time
by Kequc 11y ago
These laws are still evolving and changing. Different for every country. We don't have something international we can build standards upon at this point in time.
It seems to me there would also be an active push against any such implementation because it would make current solutions for getting around this type of cruft more effective than it already is.
Although if we were going to go this route I'd like to see it be a server-side rather than included in the markup. The browser could detect that you are visiting a new domain and request relevant information upon connection.
- mstade 11y ago> These laws are still evolving and changing. Different for every country. We don't have something international we can build standards upon at this point in time. Not every country. This is EU legislation after all; any website hosted in one of the 28 member countries has to abide.
- kawsper 11y agoThe cookie directive is implemented differently in each country, so if you are doing business in multiple countries[0], you are in for a bloody mess. [0] http://cookiepedia.co.uk/cookie-laws-across-europe http://cookiepedia.co.uk/cookie-laws-across-europe