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I don't really understand how the EU can enforce this. If the major browser vendors threatened to prevent their browsers from being able to be used in the Euroz
by Digit-Al 5y ago
I don't really understand how the EU can enforce this. If the major browser vendors threatened to prevent their browsers from being able to be used in the Eurozone over this they would have to back down because without the big four browsers almost every single person in the EU would basically be unable to access the internet. It would cause chaos. All four companies are based in the US as far as I am aware so it's not like the EU could do much about it.
As an English citizen I sure as hell wouldn't want this to happen though.
- krageon 5y ago> If the major browser vendors threatened to This won't happen, so none of what comes after matters. > As an English citizen England is not part of the EU.
- josephcsible 5y ago> England is not part of the EU. So? Stuff like cookie consent banners are the EU's doing, and they happen worldwide now.
- krageon 5y agoNo, they're not. No need to ask consent if you don't use them (or use only ones you need). The fact that you see them everywhere is a purposeful piece of malice by each and every website you visit.
- hef19898 5y agoNothing like this would happen, the market is to big. And money is all the big vendors care about.