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As universally good as GDPR maybe, where the actual results will be largely worse for everyone.
by AbrahamParangi 4y ago
As universally good as GDPR maybe, where the actual results will be largely worse for everyone.
- trasz 4y agoIf you mean the cookie banners, it's the result of GDPR not being enforced strictly enough, so companies can use the banner to pretend they're not breaking the law.
- bogomipz 4y agoThis has been driving me nuts. So what's going on is bad actors just continue to violate the GDPR but throw up cookie banners purely as a formality? I suppose this raises the question how will California enforce this?