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I mean this clearly is still being worked out as consent popups are a requirement of the law but the enforcers and courts don't seem to like that fact and are g

I mean this clearly is still being worked out as consent popups are a requirement of the law but the enforcers and courts don't seem to like that fact and are getting very creative in there interpretations to avoid the explicit requirements of the law.

MauranKilom 5y ago
> consent popups are a requirement of the law but the enforcers and courts don't seem to like that fact I don't think you could misrepresent the situation any more if you tried. IAB did not even have a data protection officer. As a massive advertising body. How you go from the very specific and clear list of violations [1] to "the courts don't like consent popups" is entirely beyond me. That's like a car manufacturer stating the authorities don't like cars after failing a crash test for not having airbags. [1]: https://www.iccl.ie/news/gdpr-enforcer-rules-that-iab-europes-consent-popups-are-unlawful/ https://www.iccl.ie/news/gdpr-enforcer-rules-that-iab-europe...
mpweiher 5y ago
Consent popups are not a requirement. Not needlessly processing personal data is a requirement.