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Note that this ruling is unrelated to handling of opt-outs. Instead, they are saying that you can't build on top of any US-affiliated services like Akamai.
by jefftk 5y ago
Note that this ruling is unrelated to handling of opt-outs. Instead, they are saying that you can't build on top of any US-affiliated services like Akamai.
- mafuy 5y agoYou can't build on top of any US-affiliated services like Akamai before getting consent. The cookie banner was presented using Akamai, so (naturally) it was done before getting consent. Consent about data processing can be done by third parties as a service, but not in the simplistic fashion that is currently in use. It would have to be moved to the first-party, i.e. have the third-party cookie service provider develop a solution that is then deployed by the first-party company itself.
- jefftk 5y agoThe ruling may actually be broader than that: I think this also means you can't serve your main html via Akamai or any other US-affiliated service, since that happens before gathering consent?