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> most of what it did was complicate web development Only for those wanting to track users. Don’t track users, it’s all good, ignore GDPR all you like. > and
by teddyh 4y ago
> most of what it did was complicate web development
Only for those wanting to track users. Don’t track users, it’s all good, ignore GDPR all you like.
> and force annoying pop ups on everyone.
Pop ups reminding you that all those web sites:
1. Want to track users more than they wanted to avoid annoying users
2. Want to blame the annoying pop-ups on the GDPR instead of, you know, the tracking.
- data_maan 4y agoThis is actually a really good, succinct description of one (!) of the many benefits of GDPR. Others being that encryption is enforced, you have a clearer picture what of your data companies can process etc.