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To be fair I am yet to see any implementation of giving consent that enables people to revoke it as easily. There should be a link in the privacy policy that re
by simonbarker87 8y ago
To be fair I am yet to see any implementation of giving consent that enables people to revoke it as easily. There should be a link in the privacy policy that revoked access with a click for whatever tracking platform the site is using, without having another bar that hovers all the time with those links in I doubt you will find easier than that.
- PeterisP 8y agoThis is generally not a problem for any genuinely opt-in features - I went to a particular place to opt-in because I wanted to, and I can go to the same place to opt-out afterwards. It's a bit different in situations where I don't really want it but the service provider does; but these are the intended target of this legislation. One could argue that this is a useful criteria for UI evaluation - if the site feels that it's unreasonable to dangle a banner "Opt-out of tracking NOW!!!" to everyone forever, then perhaps it should be considered exactly just as unreasonable to dangle an identical banner "Opt-in to tracking NOW!!!" in front of everybody until they accept. If you don't want to do the opt-out banner, then you could be forbidden to show the opt-in banner. So even a very literal interpretation of this may make some sense.