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The key part is that many people do believe it's useful when it's not. It's management/legal saying "Oh no, we use cookies! We need a cookie banner!", even tho
by Shared404 6y ago
The key part is that many people do believe it's useful when it's not.
It's management/legal saying "Oh no, we use cookies! We need a cookie banner!", even though the only cookie used is to track state or some such thing which doesn't fall under GDPR.
- bombcar 6y agoExactly. You "have to have one" even if it is nonsensical or meaningless (a number of these banners are on sites where the ONLY cookie ever recorded is one saying you've seen the banner!).