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That's precisely what I'm saying. I am an adult, and if I want to pay for a service with MY data, I should be able to consent to that. I can't, so this regulati
by lzaaz 4y ago
That's precisely what I'm saying. I am an adult, and if I want to pay for a service with MY data, I should be able to consent to that. I can't, so this regulation doesn't respect me and my rights.
- martin_a 4y agoYou can, it's just not the undeniable default anymore.
- hedora 4y agoSo, to take the grocery store example to the extreme, now you get to choose between generic and premium oatmeal. World ending in 3, 2, 1,...
- alt227 4y agoI think you misunderstood this. They are not being forced against showing personalised ads, they are being forced to give you an active choice. You are still welcome to choose to let them track you.
- lzaaz 4y agoI think you misunderstood my answer. Using my analogy, this is like forcing the supermarket to give me a choice: pay for groceries or take them for free. This means the supermarket is forced to close because most people will take them for free.