> And we can't rely on the competence of legislators because their answer is always more popups. The European ePrivacy regulation was meant to make DNT legally

> And we can't rely on the competence of legislators because their answer is always more popups. The European ePrivacy regulation was meant to make DNT legally binding and enabled by default but it has been stuck in the European Council for about 3 (?) years now due to massive pressure from publishers. It's a real shame because it would improve the situation a lot.