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The worst is not that they are annoying, it is that I have to give explicit permission to use cookies. I am OK with them using cookies, but I don't want to give
by captainmuon 10y ago
The worst is not that they are annoying, it is that I have to give explicit permission to use cookies. I am OK with them using cookies, but I don't want to give them permission. I'd like to leave it a grey area.
They can use cookies all day long. If I don't grant them permission, then I can accept it, but complain about it. But if I click "allow", I feel that they take away my moral right to complain about it.
It's like being pat down / searched by the police. It is annoying, but I'd let it happen, because they probably have good reasons to do it - but I'd still be grumpy about it, and if it happens too often, I'd protest. But if I had to sign a waiver that gave them explicit permission to do so, then I'd have a much worse standing if I wanted to complain.
Does anyone understand what I mean?
- return0 10y agoYes , its like the transgender bathroom debate in a way ;)
- Sylos 10y agoI do the same. It's definitely irrational, but I often even leave a site, if it wants me to click "Agree" on some (Cookie-)dialog, before I can use the site. I've also come to hate "truste", whatever company/CDN/thing that is, solely because their Cookie-dialog is one of those offenders that I see the most.