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Because users can control how their cookies are set, cleared etc etc? Because it's not evil to not want to risk jail when giving away some stuff for free if yo
by slownews45 5y ago
Because users can control how their cookies are set, cleared etc etc?
Because it's not evil to not want to risk jail when giving away some stuff for free if you set a cookie by accident that is not approved?
Because most users don't care about these endless navel-gazing exercises?
Because there are much MUCH worse things online, from scam tech support folks who rip you off to ransomeware to endless other scams and hassles?
Because the cookie notice farce has done nothing about my ISP selling my browsing history, my TV reporting my viewing habits and showing me unwanted ads and seems to be designed to get self important folks who are technically clueless to jump around and pat themselves on the back.
Because while I never minded making stuff available to EU it's not worth jumping through a bunch of hoops to do so.
- tjoff 5y agoA lot of justifications. Would it really be to much to ask to just play nice instead of first coming up with a scheme to exploit users. Then trying to figure out how to stay within the law. And then finally, go out of your way on the internet to justify your behavior?