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We should standardize the GDPR “pop up” by putting it inside the browser settings, and send a HTTP header that reflects user choice. I see no difference betwee
by runeks 6y ago
We should standardize the GDPR “pop up” by putting it inside the browser settings, and send a HTTP header that reflects user choice.
I see no difference between websites adhering to a HTTP header versus what the visitor chooses in the website’s custom pop up.
To start with, we should add to the GDPR regulations that a “Do Not Track” HTTP header requires the website to not display the pop up and interpret it as the visitor allowing only “strictly necessary cookies for website to functionality”.
- anoncake 6y agoThat would be a step back. Not giving consent is the default as is.