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Oaths GDPR panel is one of the worst out there. Seriously, try and set your preferences. You visit the site, it says it's tracking you and personalising advert
by orf 8y ago
Oaths GDPR panel is one of the worst out there. Seriously, try and set your preferences.
You visit the site, it says it's tracking you and personalising adverts. No thanks. Click the button to change it. Get presented with a page asking you to visit somewhere else to change it. Ok. Click the link, get presented with a huge privacy policy and a load of not very useful sidebar links. Click around, no button to say "go away stop tracking me". And if you try and "find out how our partners use your data", good luck, all the links are 404's or behind login boxes.
Good riddance.
- Tarq0n 8y agoI find it all right actually, compared to the hot garbage that is yourchoicesonline. Once you've found the page with all the toggles at least you can opt out from everything in one place. Both have the problem of needing you to go off-site with lots of redirects and having to allow js from tons of domains though.
- moreira 8y agoThe GDPR says it should be as easy to say no as it is to say yes. So if there's an "accept" button, there should be a "reject" button. No maze, no panels or toggles. No opt-out by default, either. The default is reject, so even if there were toggles, they should all be off by default.
- ahartmetz 8y agoHoly cow is that thing terrible. It is a maze of dead ends with really slow paths between them. Zero chance that it wasn't deliberately designed that way.