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You seem to think that the cookie popups are doing something useful, but that's up for debate. Cookie popups could be making it worse by normalizing tracking an
by hombre_fatal 6y ago
You seem to think that the cookie popups are doing something useful, but that's up for debate. Cookie popups could be making it worse by normalizing tracking and programming everyone for an "Accept all or get nothing" compliance culture.
Btw, some of my message was lost in your attempted analogy: If we both are drinking toxic water, then I feel bad that you have to additionally click through a legislator's theater of concern and sign through various permission-granted-to-poison-me slips while you drink from the same tap.
- MereInterest 6y agoPart of it is lack of enforcement. The GDPR requires that rejecting tracking be as easy as accepting it. If there is an "Accept all" button, then there must also be a "Reject all" button. Furthermore, there can be no penalties for rejecting the tracking. So clicking the "Reject all" button may not bar the user from the site.