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I would argue interrupting the experience and wasting billions of peoples time clicking on cookie banners is also a form of harm. Right. We should just be abl
by vanusa 5y ago
I would argue interrupting the experience and wasting billions of peoples time clicking on cookie banners is also a form of harm.
Right. We should just be able to set a blanket "No" in our browser preference tab, and be done.
- anonymousab 5y agoAnd all of the businesses can proceed to ignore that setting. At which point you're back to where we are now - an issue of enforcement. All of these garbage cookie banners are just as noncompliant as ignoring that setting would be. You wouldn't have cookie banners to deal with, but at least clicking through those now supposedly results in less data being tracked.
- vanusa 5y agoAt which point you're back to where we are now - an issue of enforcement. Which is what the orange jumpsuits + baloney sandwiches are for. See my other recommendations in this thread.
- treeman79 5y agoBig companies sending executives of smaller companies to jail over arcane laws is a thing. Being fully compliant is very hard. Or requires lots of bribes or both.