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I entirely agree but the laws get in the way of such a "blanket" approval as it's about notification as much as approval. The laws require that sites notify yo
by petercooper 7y ago
I entirely agree but the laws get in the way of such a "blanket" approval as it's about notification as much as approval.
The laws require that sites notify you specifically about how they each use cookies which varies hugely from site to site.. accepting a universal approval wouldn't allow such specialized notification on a site by site basis.
- Roark66 7y agoHmm, good point. However, I imagine one of the header's features could be enabling/disabling those notifications based on user preferences. Also, many people (including me) would probably set their browsers to equivalent of answering "no" to current tracking questions so the notifications wouldn't be required if I understand the law correctly.
- Nextgrid 7y agoThe laws require that sites ask you for consent before they track you. Merely notifying them is not compliant and just annoying (if you're not going to comply anyway at least don't annoy your users).