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Websites in the Netherlands (and German public broadcasters) already follow the original ideal: Before accessing the website, you get a choice between yes and
by kuschku 9y ago
Websites in the Netherlands (and German public broadcasters) already follow the original ideal:
Before accessing the website, you get a choice between yes and no.
If you select no, the site will not do any tracking, no analytics — some sites disable ads in that case entirely. You still get to access the site.
If you select yes, you getthe tracking.
- BukhariH 9y agoHonestly asking... Does anyone ever click yes?
- tgsovlerkhgsel 9y agoProbably, because many other sites implement it as "yes means you get to go to the site, the no button is a link to google.com"