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Webpages served in Germany cannot automatically download a 3rd party asset from any other website without consent from the user. Why not just build this law in
by jmole 4y ago
Webpages served in Germany cannot automatically download a 3rd party asset from any other website without consent from the user.
Why not just build this law into the browser?
Do you also need user consent before sending users to an edge cache like cloudflare?
- number6 4y ago> Why not just build this law into the browser? This is what cookie banners are trying to emulate. > Do you also need user consent before sending users to an edge cache like cloudflare? Don't tell them! But, yes you do, if the operator falls under jurisdiction outside of the EU.
- cdkmoose 4y agoSo if I have a product website and I want to let you know you can buy my product from Amazon, Target, Walmart, et al, by linking to their logos, is that also illegal based on this?
- eesmith 4y agoTo my limited understanding, yes. But my reading of https://advertising.amazon.com/resources/ad-policy/brand-usage https://advertising.amazon.com/resources/ad-policy/brand-usa... says you can host the logo yourself. > Third-party vendors and sellers on our marketplace are permitted to display the “available at Amazon” logo in their ads to promote the availability of their products and services at Amazon. No formal review or approval is needed to use this logo.