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> I'm OK with that as long as there is an equivalent HTTP header which means "NO! Do not track anything". Why is there a condition attached to this? If I commu
by miracle2k 5y ago
> I'm OK with that as long as there is an equivalent HTTP header which means "NO! Do not track anything".
Why is there a condition attached to this? If I communicate clearly to Google that they should track me as much as they want and hide all popups from me, say by sending them a notarized letter, what legitimate interest do you have at this point to interfere?
Given how much of my time and wellbeing has been wasted the last couple of years with those popups, my instinctive reaction to this phrasing is honestly that the GDPR-fanboy faction would be well punished if they had to continue to deal with them for the rest of their earthly lives.
- detaro 5y ago> Why is there a condition attached to this? Because the law explicitly wants to avoid companies being able to annoy people into doing this, and thus requires to make the opposite action equally possible and easy.