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I see no issue with opt-in as default (which GDPR requires). Then people can make informed decisions and choose to be tracked, while less technical and privacy-
by pengstrom 8y ago
I see no issue with opt-in as default (which GDPR requires). Then people can make informed decisions and choose to be tracked, while less technical and privacy-mined people don't get tracked.
- malvosenior 8y agoI think the grandparent post does a good job describing the problem with it. It's a UX nightmare to the point where it doesn't even accomplish what it set out to accomplish.
- vsl 8y agoYou’re not in EU, are you? Everyone defending GDPR around here should be required to take a one week trip to EU and spend some time online while there.