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And to the extent that you do care, you can just block the cookies at the browser level. In-page pop ups on every site is about the stupidest way imaginable to
by Ajedi32 4y ago
And to the extent that you do care, you can just block the cookies at the browser level. In-page pop ups on every site is about the stupidest way imaginable to implement anti-tracking controls.
- pbhjpbhj 4y agoThat's because the alternative is for browsers to send a "I-WANT-TO-BE-TRACKED" header if users want tracking and then basically no-one would consent. The simplest way would be for companies to stop tracking individuals then they wouldn't need to seek cookie consent.
- csunbird 4y ago> That's because the alternative is for browsers to send a "I-WANT-TO-BE-TRACKED" header if users want tracking and then basically no-one would consent. I would say that, getting companies to convince the user that they would be better if they are tracked would be a good feature. Currently,tracking helps the company and hurts the customer, so companies should come up with a reason why tracking is actually good for the customer.
- esperent 4y agoThat's intentional - it's malicious compliance from thousands of companies who really want to track you. They are following the law in a way that makes it as annoying as possible for the people whom the law protects.