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Yes, exactly. I hoped that he would repeat the experiment with a tricky one, like the horrendous forms served by Quantcast. In those, if you click "Reject all"
by rocho 6y ago
Yes, exactly.
I hoped that he would repeat the experiment with a tricky one, like the horrendous forms served by Quantcast. In those, if you click "Reject all" nothing happens! How is that even allowed boggles my mind.
- ginko 6y agoIt isn't.
- Semaphor 6y ago> How is that even allowed boggles my mind. It is not. But GDPR is sorely lacking enforcement with regard to tracking consent. The last time I checked only 3 cases were brought up (all in spain), and all of those would already have been illegal before GDPR in my non-lawyer opinion.
- mpclark 6y agoIt's a screw-tightening process. We've only just started, but proper enforcement will surely follow at some point.
- hadrien01 6y agoThat's the website fault. The Quantcast form is highly configurable, you can choose to display a "I do not accept" button on the first screen
- Thiez 6y agoIt really shouldn't be possible not to display that button on the first screen, because opting out should be as easy as opting in. Unless the first screen also doesn't have an 'accept' button, but I've never seen that.