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Europe has given us many positive changes in online regulation, but the cookie warning is not among the positive. Please, can we get rid of cookie warning? If
by jlmorton 7y ago
Europe has given us many positive changes in online regulation, but the cookie warning is not among the positive.
Please, can we get rid of cookie warning? If we we want to do something, let's regulate the path browser makers are already pursuing on third party cookies.
- dathinab 7y agoThese is no law which requirers you to warn for all Cookies. Beides some degree of misunderstanding most sides which show you a cookie (or GDPR) banner or similar do so _because they track you_. So why not instead stop tracking people all the time? The fact that you see banners everywhere should be a warning about how messed up the state of the web is. Also as a side note it's most times not even tracking for basic aggregate statistics but tracking and sharing unaggregated data with many other companies to a degree which strongly reduces your privacy _much below the point of privacy you have in real life_!
- easytiger 7y agoOne thing that drives me insane is clicking "accept all" then to be presented another screen to press "close" to dismiss the dialogue. What on earth are they thinking?