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Actually, there's plenty of people with white teeth. Meanwhile, the intent is to avoid the people with purple teeth until they learn to brush responsibly. ;-)
by Kim_Bruning 6y ago
Actually, there's plenty of people with white teeth.
Meanwhile, the intent is to avoid the people with purple teeth until they learn to brush responsibly. ;-)
(Or if you truly must interact with them: use a lot of ad blockers and privacy tools; because you know what you're getting into)
- aidos 6y agoI'm totally good with there being laws about this as I too want to see less tracking and data sharing. But the implementation is terrible and anybody who thinks that it's fixed anything at all is just kidding themselves. I would rather bad actors were punished and enforced cookie banners were eliminated.
- Kim_Bruning 6y agoWell, that's why the GDPR tried to get rid of them. Of course people now put up GDPR barriers ;-) It's really hard to legislate against something that some people really want to do :-/
- aidos 6y agoI think we can both agree on that. People have reacted somewhat negatively to my original comment, but I suspect cookie banners have done more harm than good on balance. It’s one of those things where the spirit of the movement got lost. We were discussing something in a similar vein the other day regarding a security form for an enterprise contract and my reoccurring response was “officially or actually?” There tends to be a big gap between official compliance and what was originally desired. Many years ago I worked with a mega mega corp that required a complex form with every change request, but they still ran my script that escalated my database permissions because they ran it as root.