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We'll see. If I had to bet, it will not be the case that we'll see some big exile of users as a result of having to click through an additional "Agree and Cont
by moduspol 9y ago
We'll see.
If I had to bet, it will not be the case that we'll see some big exile of users as a result of having to click through an additional "Agree and Continue" dialogue to get to what they were going to do anyway. The GDPR will do a lot more to appear to be doing things right than actually benefiting users.
- dralley 9y ago> implying that adding an additional "are you sure" to the process of joining a social media platform _doesn't_ benefit users. /snark
- moduspol 9y agoIt'll be about as beneficial as the "this site uses cookies" notices or the Vista UAC that everyone just clicked through anyway.
- rmc 9y agoIt depends. Courts could rule that click through licences don't constitute "informed consent", because let's be honest, people aren't informed about what they're signing.
- moduspol 9y agoRespectfully if users are honestly considered too dumb to read targeted dialog boxes, the regulation required to "fix" that "problem" is going to be downright draconian.