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Slightly off-topic, but for European readers: Is how Facebook is trying to off-load cookie control onto the user's browser configuration anything close to comp
by verytrivial 5y ago
Slightly off-topic, but for European readers:
Is how Facebook is trying to off-load cookie control onto the user's browser configuration anything close to compliant with law?
This is the only instance of a company I have seen not bothering with 'Accept' vs some other complicated choice dialog (and I only saw this because I was annoyed by WhatsApp forcing the TOS change and, lo, they seem to be forcing 'Allow all' for cookies too?)
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- Havoc 5y agoYes, same here.
- smichel17 5y agoTelling my browser my privacy preferences and then requiring sites to follow that seems like the holy grail of privacy to me. Next up: Do Not Track. If it's set, skip the dialog and follow my preference instead. Along with that, browsers should make it into a drop-down with [do not track | do track | do not express a preference], so that people who prefer personalization also don't need to suffer the dialogs.