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That sounds like a quick way to get hit by a big fine from the EU - I’d probably attribute this to inconpetance rather than malice.
by Bahamut 8y ago
That sounds like a quick way to get hit by a big fine from the EU - I’d probably attribute this to inconpetance rather than malice.
- vertex-four 8y agoThere's a lot of companies that are currently attempting to skirt the GDPR, and are more likely than not failing to meet its requirements. There is very little technical guidance from the regulators right now on what they require from a consent dialog (what UI patterns are allowable, what are not, etc), and businesses like Oath that make their living off collecting and processing user data without consent are not going to change their business model without a fight - which will be dragged through the courts over the next few years because of the power involved on both sides.