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The point of that is to make you click and maybe by mistake give them their consent. We already had do-not-track in the browser, why do you think companies ref
by zibzab 5y ago
The point of that is to make you click and maybe by mistake give them their consent.
We already had do-not-track in the browser, why do you think companies refuse to honour it?
- Quarrelsome 5y agobecause they're not getting fined 200m for it?
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