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It's not propaganda by ad agencies. Why make it into a conspiracy? There are pretty great tools out there that you can use for websites, such as Google analytic

It's not propaganda by ad agencies. Why make it into a conspiracy? There are pretty great tools out there that you can use for websites, such as Google analytics, but the moment you use that you're implementing a cookie banner. Want to have ads? Cookie banner. Want to have YouTube/Twitter/whatever integration? Cookie banner. europa.eu has a cookie banner. A website that doesn't even need to pay its own bills!

shakow 5y ago
> Want to have ads? Cookie banner. That's just wrong, you don't need a cookie banner for non-tracking ads.
- ThunderSizzle 5y ago
  You need to have a cookie banner to have a third party provide ads, which is the most common way to do ads. Regardless, I block the ads, but I'm still trying to figure out to block all the dialogs about cookies for the ads I'm blocking.
  - shakow 5y ago
    > You need to have a cookie banner to have a third party provide ads No, you only need a cookie banner if those third parties collect data.
    - qybaz 5y ago
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      - detaro 5y ago
        GDPR doesn't ban having log files with IPs. It requires you think about why you have them, what's in them and how you use them though.