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Of course you can serve ads, they just can't use any personal information or tracking unless people have consented. Ad blockers will still be a thing. As for c
by guitarbill 9y ago
Of course you can serve ads, they just can't use any personal information or tracking unless people have consented. Ad blockers will still be a thing.
As for consent, you have to be able to refuse. A consent box popping up each time would be the dumbest way to do this, but not that different than those full-screen email/newsletter begging boxes we have now.
- nopriorarrests 9y agoWhy dumbest? If we agreed that even incognito browsing contains the traces of PII, publisher has to get my consent, explicitly, that's the whole point of GDPR. I see no other option than to do popup window for each new visitor (where new == has no associated cookie). What are other options?
- guitarbill 9y agoDon't use the PII. Is that really too much to ask?