> Right, and the easiest way to fix it is to throw up a cookie disclaimer and forget about it. So disclaimers become ubiquitous. Except there's no such thing a

> Right, and the easiest way to fix it is to throw up a cookie disclaimer and forget about it. So disclaimers become ubiquitous. Except there's no such thing as a cookie disclaimer as I said in another comment. Extra tracking/data processing has to be opt in, and you have to provide the service to the user even if they don't opt in, so you can't just throw up a notice that says you might not be compliant because you still need to be compliant. > Are you familiar with Proposition 65 in California? Yep, it's irellevant.