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You are probably 0.01% of the population. Most people don't know or care what a cookie is, and just click "OK" when they see it. Most people heard about GDPR b
by koonsolo 7y ago
You are probably 0.01% of the population. Most people don't know or care what a cookie is, and just click "OK" when they see it.
Most people heard about GDPR because companies panicked and send out mails to everyone, with GDPR in the title. But in the end, most people have no clue about what GDPR actually is.
Please don't say we need to educate people on this, because not only do they not know, but they also don't care. They just want to search, read and watch stuff on the internet, and the less technology and knowledge the better.
For me, I know what it all is, and I simply don't care. Some ad tech knows which websites I saw and what product I searched... I seriously don't give a shit.
If you want to fix this issue, I think micro-transactions is the only way possible. Because content creators will always try (and need) to make money, which means the content reader will always pay. Whether is is with their attention (ads), data, or actual money. Subscriptions don't always work, because most of the time, I just want to read an article and not the whole website.