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> GDPR does explicitly legislate against all that - dialogues should be "opt-in" That's can't be a real part of GDPR, can it? I don't see how you can fine some
by Aunche 8y ago
> GDPR does explicitly legislate against all that - dialogues should be "opt-in"
That's can't be a real part of GDPR, can it? I don't see how you can fine someone for shitty website design.
- the_gipsy 8y agoThey should, in theory, fine websites that do install cookies before you give consent, or refuse to give sevice that doesn’t strictly require cookies (e.g. an article).
- Aunche 8y agoIf the cookie only stores the preference to not show the dialog box. That should be GDPR compliant.
- RandomInteger4 8y agoYou should be using localstorage from the web storage API and not cookies. Cookies are sent to the server with every request. Local Storage is not.