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As a european i am always baffled by the amount of support that the GDPR cookie laws gets from co-europeans. I understand it as a way to create busywork for law
by cblconfederate 5y ago
As a european i am always baffled by the amount of support that the GDPR cookie laws gets from co-europeans. I understand it as a way to create busywork for lawyers, lowly developers and copywriters but it doesnt provide me anything tangible as a developer in return, nor as a consumer (in fact browsing the web without a anti-anti-cookie browser extension is horrible).
What do people get as benefit from all this irrelevant madness? Do people think they are really not being tracked or their communications not spied? And, has it helped european tech in a way that i have missed?
- marcosdumay 5y ago> Do people think they are really not being tracked or their communications not spied? I imagine most people think that the companies doing the spying will get a nice fine in the near future. I don't think anybody believes there's no spying, even more because the law also made the spying quite explicit. > And, has it helped european tech in a way that i have missed? I also imagine most believe it has helped European people. I'm not even one and I believe it has helped me.