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It's easy to explain: "We can't be bothered to not load trackers without consent so we're going to make calls to all their endpoints and trust they'll respect
by Macha 6y ago
It's easy to explain:
"We can't be bothered to not load trackers without consent so we're going to make calls to all their endpoints and trust they'll respect that and not use the calls themselves to track you"
with a mix of:
"Hey, if we put a sleep(1) every 5 entries it's going to be slow and annoying and less people opt out"
The people doing it just know you won't like the explanation so they're not going to.
- aequitas 6y agoBut the problem is that they have the same delay, whether you opt in or out.
- rapnie 6y agoYes, this was on Oracle site when downloading Java (don't know it its there still). The thing had a progress bar when 'processing' cookies. Always made me wonder.
- avian 6y agoI always thought the intention was to make people angry at lawmakers for coming up with GDPR. “Look what your government made us do to you” kind of thing.
- Macha 6y agoCertainly has succeeded on this site, though I'm not sure that's entirely sincere on the behalf of every commenter.