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My counter example to this is that nobody in the US does the super annoying cookie popup thing that's required in the EU already - why would they do GDPR which
by outside2344 8y ago
My counter example to this is that nobody in the US does the super annoying cookie popup thing that's required in the EU already - why would they do GDPR which is orders of magnitude more complicated.
- the_watcher 8y agoI live in the US and am constantly annoyed by the stupid cookie popup.
- chopin 8y agoYou are annoyed by stupid people who think they need a bunch of third party trackers on their site. Nobody, even not the EU, has problems with first party cookies. This will change anyways with the GDPR.
- the_watcher 8y agoAgreed that many, if not most, of the trackers on most websites are at the very least overkill, if not actively negative. I disagree that I need to be reminded that websites use cookies with a modal or popover every single time I visit a website that I visit daily.
- civilitty 8y agoMy counter example is that I live in the US and I see that cookie popup seemingly almost everywhere I go.