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The overlays are the start of something bigger, and are a significant change as is. Websites now are forced to tell you who's tracking you and let you turn off
by TazeTSchnitzel 7y ago
The overlays are the start of something bigger, and are a significant change as is. Websites now are forced to tell you who's tracking you and let you turn off that tracking en masse without being unable to use the site.
- a_imho 7y agoComplaint is this is not happening at all. In fact, they would need to require an opt-in consent, not presenting obfuscated opt-outs which do not even work. It really does not help we have tables with few hundred companies listed.
- Rotareti 7y ago> It really does not help we have tables with few hundred companies listed. It helps so far that I (as a user) see upfront how much an article costs (in tracking data). I can then decide if I want to pay for it or not.