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It's still there, page 27. They just refer to the browser as software providers, which is probably better, as it now covers internet software that is not techni
by Deukhoofd 6y ago
It's still there, page 27. They just refer to the browser as software providers, which is probably better, as it now covers internet software that is not technically a browser.
- jka 6y agoIt seems ambiguous to me - my concern/question is whether the definition of 'software settings' could include the content of a web page itself. That could lead us back to the current situation where consent dialogs are designed by advertising networks, and result in user consent fatigue.