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I suppose there's no reputational cost if it has become the norm. The same thing has happened with We care about your privacy dark-patterns. Otherwise reputabl
by MaxBarraclough 6y ago
I suppose there's no reputational cost if it has become the norm.
The same thing has happened with We care about your privacy dark-patterns. Otherwise reputable sites like Tom's Hardware pay little reputation cost for trying to trick the user into granting full cookie permissions.