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> That won't work because most people will want to just permanently block tracking cookies. You could legislate it, but it would effectively kill targeted adver
by thiht 6y ago
> That won't work because most people will want to just permanently block tracking cookies. You could legislate it, but it would effectively kill targeted advertising
So? The only difference between what I suggest and what we have is user friendliness. The law is already here.
- watwut 6y agoYeah, but technical obtuseness is intentional. First, to force users to click "accept all" and second to make users hate the law. It could be more user friendly, but that is not desired political/economical result.
- 0-O-0 6y agoSo Chrome isn't going to implement it for obvious reasons, Firefox (which is funded by Google) isn't going to implement it either. Maybe Safari? I'm not sure if Apple cares. Brave? Brendan Eich will probably get assassinated before this change is rolled out.