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I agree with what you want. The problem is, where I worked, my boss forced us to add a cookie banner even though we do not actually have any tracking cookies a
by notriddle 4y ago
I agree with what you want.
The problem is, where I worked, my boss forced us to add a cookie banner even though we do not actually have any tracking cookies at all, and have no plans to add them, because that’s not our business model. It is just a legal CYA, because the business we’re in is highly regulated.
It’s the problem with government solutions. Everybody’s so paranoid that they wind up overcorrecting.
- dredmorbius 4y agoIf the law carried penalaties for that, and if browsers supported DNT, what your boss wants wouldn't matter fuck-all.
- notriddle 4y agoIf the law carried penalties for having a tracking cookie consent banner and no tracking cookies, then the solution would be to add tracking cookies. :-)
- dredmorbius 4y agoMy previous comment may have been slightly misaligned, but my point is that if tracking and personalised advertising were prohibited, and user intent via required browser features were legally mandated and binding, the question simply would not exist.
- cuu508 4y agoDid you have a "Reject All" button?