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They will lose that case under GDPR, you can't hide the details in ToS and hope the user doesn't see it. You must get informed and freely given consent. Google
by t0mas88 6y ago
They will lose that case under GDPR, you can't hide the details in ToS and hope the user doesn't see it. You must get informed and freely given consent. Google is violating both, because I can't click "No" and the information is so hidden you can't expect a normal consumer to find it.
It will take a few years but they're going to get hit very very hard by EU privacy regulators.
- BiteCode_dev 6y agoOf course, but the goal is not to win, the goal is to make it so it take years before they get fined. In the meantime, they will have made enough money and it will be factored into the cost of business, then they will come up with a new tracking scheme. Rinse and repeat.
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