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>now you should be free and bold to click the disagree / refuse / no-cookies button and get the experience you expect. This button doesn't exist in 90% of case
by nmeofthestate 8y ago
>now you should be free and bold to click the disagree / refuse / no-cookies button and get the experience you expect.
This button doesn't exist in 90% of cases. Websites tend to dump you into a complex, deliberately tedious to edit options UI rather than providing a "No" button.
- tremon 8y agoThe operative word is should. The GDPR does not allow that kind of asymmetry.
- pas 8y agoyeah, then those sites are not compliant at all. just yesterday on a news site there was just an accept button. it was sort of cute, that it was very stark colored floating on the bottom of the page, so it allowed the reader to view the article, but there was no refuse option. (at least for my browsing sample these are becoming a rarity.)