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The law is not about cookie management but privacy and data protection. Also, what you describe sounds a bit like the “do not track” failure.
by speedgoose 5y ago
The law is not about cookie management but privacy and data protection.
Also, what you describe sounds a bit like the “do not track” failure.
- emptysongglass 5y agoThat was a failure because it was unenforced. The cookie consent banners are a failure of lawmakers to enforce a protocol solution. It is really weird seeing people apologize for this clunky piece of legislation. "That's how it is supposed to be: a qualitative step down all across the internet." You know what people do to get around this trashfire? They install adblockers.
- speedgoose 5y agoIt was a failure also because of Microsoft and their choice to enable do not track by default in internet explorer. The legislation could be improved of course, but personally I think these consent forms are fine. And it tells me immediately which website “value my data“.