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No, auto-reject what the sites let you reject. Because surprise surprise, actually necessary cookies like you describe don't require consent.
by tgsovlerkhgsel 5y ago
No, auto-reject what the sites let you reject. Because surprise surprise, actually necessary cookies like you describe don't require consent.
- IceWreck 5y ago> No, auto-reject what the sites let you reject That would require sites to implement some kind of yet-to-exist browser API telling it which cookies are used for tracking and which are not. And why would any website implement that ? The EU can't force websites to implement feature X.
- aaomidi 5y agoI mean the EU can force websites to do whatever. That includes implementing a feature. As we saw with cookie consent law and GDPR. And as we're going to see with interop requirements for chat apps. And the DNT header can be used exactly for that.