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Agree 100%. The cookie law is the most visible failure of these regulations. I feel like they should pay me from their own pockets each time I have to click the
by kukx 4y ago
Agree 100%. The cookie law is the most visible failure of these regulations. I feel like they should pay me from their own pockets each time I have to click the cookie banner. And by their own pockets I mean the money they got from other sources than taxpayers money. Of course someone will argue that the intentions were good. Often they are! But it does not make it much better.
- mrtksn 4y agoWhat failure? Now everyone knows they are tracked and it's an actual issue. Besides, the websites could have chosen not to have that cookie window.
- Karunamon 4y agoMost people are more bothered by the annoyance then some nebulous, intangible “tracking“ that will likely never have a visible effect on their lives. Outside of high tech places like HackerNews, mention the tracking and you’ll get a shrug, mention the cookie banners and you’ll get a “yeah I hate that crap“
- mrtksn 4y agoSure but, no one cares but everybody knows. This made other legislations like GDPR possible.