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What I think would also be useful (or more useful) is a list of sites that blatantly don't comply in popular ways such as requiring tracking consent ("By contin
by sjmulder 8y ago
What I think would also be useful (or more useful) is a list of sites that blatantly don't comply in popular ways such as requiring tracking consent ("By continuing to use …") or assuming consent, often making it hard to opt out ("You need to enable third party cookies and visit these 95 places to opt out").
Right now ICOs can't even begin to hunt down all the small offenders, but once case law builds up and we have such a list bulk processes can be set up.
A browser extension could be used to ease reporting and even detect popular noncompliant solutions.
- cyborgx7 8y agoYeah, all the website manufacturers seem to have severly misunderstood what "opt-in" means. I hope they get some hefty fines to make them comply.