> Enforcing too much specifics into law is how you end up with non-nonsensical actions that are done just to comply with a law, like intrusive cookie banners on

> Enforcing too much specifics into law is how you end up with non-nonsensical actions that are done just to comply with a law, like intrusive cookie banners on every single website. The cookie banners are probably a bad example: they were made to take advantage of a loophole in the first "cookie law". I think the intention of the first cookie law was clear as well, it just wasn't clear enough.