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Enforcement has been delayed by a year. See, e.g., http://media.cbronline.com/news/ico-tins-cookie-law-till-next-year-260511 http://media.cbronline.com/news/ic
by chalst 15y ago
Enforcement has been delayed by a year. See, e.g., http://media.cbronline.com/news/ico-tins-cookie-law-till-next-year-260511 http://media.cbronline.com/news/ico-tins-cookie-law-till-nex...
Previously on HN:
1. Stupid EU cookie law will hand the advantage to the US - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2304341 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2304341
2. Europe's war on cookies http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2535837 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2535837
The discussions here on HN were more useful, I think, that the linked stories.
- benjash 15y agoICO is literally a mile from house. Might pop round with some cookies.... a present for crippling UK industry. Its not like where running behind already. Lets just nail that coffin fully shut.
- chalst 15y agoBe friendly when you deliver the cookies: the ICO is trying to do its best with vague legislation - they don't get to decide how the courts will interpret the legislation.
- yahelc 15y agoBe sure that they're made aware of what's in your cookies, and have given full consent to receiving them.
- nkassis 15y agoyeah, they might arrest you for 90 days and figure out if they are spiked with poison or something. I'd suggest not doing it ;p