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> "We" are giving people back control over what happens with information about them. No. We are training people to click on every button and consent to anythin
by luckylion 7y ago
> "We" are giving people back control over what happens with information about them.
No. We are training people to click on every button and consent to anything that they are presented.
- notechback 7y agoI don't click every consent banner and you also shouldn't. You'd be surprised how many accept a No just fine, which is the intended use.
- luckylion 7y ago> I don't click every consent banner and you also shouldn't. And the regulation isn't for tech-savvy power users, it's for the general population. And they do click every consent banner.
- hombre_fatal 7y agoWindows Vista's UAC modal was a good example of this. Even the most tech-savvy HNer was clicking through those without any thought and soon turned auto-consent on (aka disabled UAC).