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You can just remove them from DOM or hide with CSS.
by moltar 8y ago
You can just remove them from DOM or hide with CSS.
- blattimwind 8y agoExcept when the backend redirects you to consent.someco.example unless you're logged in or send a consent cookie along.
- afandian 8y agoWhat about e.g. http://discourseontheotter.tumblr.com/ http://discourseontheotter.tumblr.com/ ? Edit: In the UK I see this: https://imgur.com/a/zlWOByh https://imgur.com/a/zlWOByh
- jklein11 8y agoI don't see a GDPR challenge on this page?
- afandian 8y agoThat's probably because it's being inconsistently applied and you're not in Europe. If that's the case it's all the more insidious! Or you accepted the Tumblr terms in the past. This is what I get in the UK: https://imgur.com/a/zlWOByh https://imgur.com/a/zlWOByh
- YouKnowBetter 8y ago:s/Europe/EU/ I'm in Switzerland (Europe), don't get the https://imgur.com/a/zlWOByh https://imgur.com/a/zlWOByh
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- tomjen3 8y agoIn that case I would just accept everything and forward the cookie. Of course if I was actually trying to read the link I would have to give up, because there appears to be no way to navigate through and opt out.