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Funnily enough, "accept tracking or pay subscription" is very much illegal under GDPR. Lack of consent to tracking may not alter functionality of the site. In
by EEBio 4y ago
Funnily enough, "accept tracking or pay subscription" is very much illegal under GDPR. Lack of consent to tracking may not alter functionality of the site.
In other words, service providers are not allowed to discriminate against users based on their tracking preference.
- ApolloFortyNine 4y agoWhich is so messed up, since ads based off tracking pay so much more than ads with no tracking, many sites would be forced to provide content while losing money doing so. The argument 'for' this is that people think it's better that those sites just don't exist at all, which I would hate to see. Forcing companies to lose money will just lead to the big tech companies, that can simply tank the losses, will grow even larger, now with a moat built by the EU to protect them (good luck getting started making 90% less off your no tracking ads).