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Or how about a GDPR for the US.

• toomuchtodo 6y ago
  Absolutely! Please contact your federal Congressional representatives and ask them to draft and assemble cosponsors for such legislation. California has made headway with CCPA, you don’t need many more states before it becomes the default without federal action. There is momentum, and it’d be a shame to waste it.
• GloriousKoji 6y ago
  As much as I love the spirit of the GDPR it hasn't done much other than add in an extra layer of annoying float over bars to webpages harassing me about cookies.
  • jfrunyon 6y ago
    Then you haven't been looking or you aren't in the EU and it therefore doesn't even apply to you...
  • anigbrowl 6y ago
    I'm in California so our similar law produced a similar result, but it's only once per website and (importantly) it's extremely clear and gives me a simple choice focused on my preferences, rather than those of the website operator. Now if we could just do something about js popups...