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> I'm sure there are various reasons ... like requiring explicit consent :) Really interesting human behaviour occurs when the subject isn't being watched. Th
by rusk 7y ago
> I'm sure there are various reasons
... like requiring explicit consent :)
Really interesting human behaviour occurs when the subject isn't being watched. There's numerous headings for this in various fields: "hawthorne effect", "panopticon", "heisenberg effect" etc.
Of course, in principle the "cookie banner" should alert you to this, that's the point. But after a while people just get used to them. At least it's better than them not being there though ... can't say you weren't warned!
- SifJar 7y agoexplicit consent... like what is obtained by browser before allowing notifications or camera access etc.? I don't see how it's different?