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Why should I be mad about a tracking cookie? > Understand that cookie banners are malicious compliance and they make a lot more sense. How are they malicious
by jacamera 4y ago
Why should I be mad about a tracking cookie?
> Understand that cookie banners are malicious compliance and they make a lot more sense.
How are they malicious compliance? The laws are poorly-reasoned and poorly-written. I'll continue to be mad about that.
- haileys 4y agoThere are no laws in Australia requiring cookie banners, and yet I get hit with them constantly. So the law is clearly not the reason for these annoying banners.
- jacamera 4y agoSo then why do you think you see them? *Edit: Sorry if this came off as rude but it was a legitimate question. I honestly cannot think of another plausible reason that would explain the proliferation of the banners.
- lopatin 4y agoWhich Australian sites require cookie opt-ins?
- Zarel 4y agoThe EU laws require the banners to be shown to all EU citizens regardless of the country they're in, right? I think the only way to be absolutely safe is to show cookie banners everywhere.
- aneeshnl 4y agoDeveloper here. Its much easier and a lazy way to enable for everyone, rather than tracking ips, citizenship and show accordingly. Developers are lazy.