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A lot of websites won't serve addresses from Germany. I've seen companies doing that with just the GDPR cookie warning, it wasn't worth rewriting code and anno
by dorfsmay 5y ago
A lot of websites won't serve addresses from Germany.
I've seen companies doing that with just the GDPR cookie warning, it wasn't worth rewriting code and annoy non-EU people with the warning so the detect IP address and redirect to a page saying they don't serve that region.
Let's be honest, what have we gain from the cookie warning?
- janoc 5y agoThat is a minority and mostly only US-centric sites that are otherwise chock full of advertising/tracking technology - exactly what was GDPR meant to deal with. However, GDPR and this type of ruling has EU-wide impact because of the single market (e.g. a French website can and does server also German customers). Businesses (especially the ones from the EU) can't afford to not comply or to not serve customers within the EU. That is where the problem is.