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Yep, the first thought of mine. I mean, it's not like something else is intended, but I'm feeling uneasy once more because of all these EU interventions. Don't
by krick 7y ago
Yep, the first thought of mine. I mean, it's not like something else is intended, but I'm feeling uneasy once more because of all these EU interventions. Don't get me wrong, I felt genuine joy and something akin to being proud to be an EU citizen when I read the article: the intention is to condemn something that very much should be condemned despite of us being used to that being a norm. But all that "we use cookies" notifications also were somewhat a noble cause, and it all made the web much less usable as a result. Which, I guess, was obvious from the start, but it isn't obvious to me they cannot fuck up whatever legal decision they are having with booking.com out there. And it would be more than a simple inconvenience to me if it turns out like that again. It would be kinda shameful.