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Of course they have to track that they aren’t tracking you, or else you would get the consent banner repeatedly on every page load.
by zaroth 6y ago
Of course they have to track that they aren’t tracking you, or else you would get the consent banner repeatedly on every page load.
- TeMPOraL 6y agoThe actual way this should be implemented, if they wanted to be morally irreproachable, would be this: a consent popup always available, tucked down somewhere in the corner of the site. It defaults to opt-out from everything, you can click on it to expand it if you want to opt into something. An acceptable option is to pop up a consent form as needed, and set a cookie recording whether user made a consent decision. That can be classified as essential cookie to fulfill a legal obligation.