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Every site involved will say compliance is too difficult or whatever. What I wonder is, if you're not going to bother being properly compliant, why bother addi
by scrollaway 6y ago
Every site involved will say compliance is too difficult or whatever.
What I wonder is, if you're not going to bother being properly compliant, why bother adding a GDPR banner at all?
- FearNotDaniel 6y agoBecause your boss has a boss who has a legal adviser who tells him they have to have the appearance of meeting the requirements of the law/regulators. Compliance theatre. They all know it's smoke and mirrors but it ticks a box in someone's board meeting agenda.
- Zobat 6y agoBecause there's a huge difference between being "blatantly non-compliant" vs "properly compliant".
- epanchin 6y agoIf GDPR starts to be enforced, they’ll go after the low hanging fruit first. You don’t need to be compliant, just more compliant than the worst.
- Cthulhu_ 6y agoI suspect most sites will get a warning first. I have a website myself with Google Analytics and I've never added a banner myself, I'll wait for the warning first, and I expect my users to have blockers installed if they're privacy-conscious.