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>It helps websites be absorbed by Google so that Google can retain the user on their site Does it also keep every cookie on a page 1st party to Google, so they
by rhizome 7y ago
>It helps websites be absorbed by Google so that Google can retain the user on their site
Does it also keep every cookie on a page 1st party to Google, so they don't have (m)any more GDPR-type blockers?
- lwansbrough 7y agoAre you trying to point this out as being a good thing? I don’t know the answer because I don’t click AMP links, but I don’t have a problem with GDPR nonsense anyway because I’m not in Europe.
- dk- 7y agoyou still have to comply with the GDPR. if not, you can be detained if (e.g.) your plane makes an unwanted stop in the EU. (this assumes, EU brought a GDPR complaint against you or your company and you bothered to not respond)
- rhizome 7y ago>Are you trying to point this out as being a good thing? No, I'm not. What gives you that impression?