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I'm just saying that it's 90% visual and 10% effectual (and I think I'm being generous), and likely makes the average person think good strides have been taken

I'm just saying that it's 90% visual and 10% effectual (and I think I'm being generous), and likely makes the average person think good strides have been taken towards the problem of line tracking, which I don't think it really helps. It's the perfect level of highly visible and almost useless that it may in fact be counter-productive.

ratww 7y ago
Implementations where there's only an "Accept" option are not following law, though. The user must opt-in of their own volition, must be able to reject the tracking cookies (or any kind of tracking) and must be able to opt-out later as well. Btw: Functional cookies (colours, session, login, cart, language) don't need consent, just disclosure (and it doesn't have to be an ugly cookie bar).