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Seems to be quite common practice for some news outlets here in Germany. I remember that I read a court decision stating that this would for some reason be acce
by starbugs 4y ago
Seems to be quite common practice for some news outlets here in Germany. I remember that I read a court decision stating that this would for some reason be acceptable. Not sure if it really is though.
- KarlKemp 4y agoThat’s advertising, not targeted advertising, isn’t it?
- tgsovlerkhgsel 4y agoSome of them give you the choice between "targeted advertising with tracking, free" and "completely ad-free, paid". Others give you the choice between targeted advertising and paying for non-targeted advertising, or three choices (free with targeted ads, paid with non-targeted ads, paid a lot with no ads).
- tgsovlerkhgsel 4y agoCommon practice is no indicator for it being legal. Most of the consent dialogs were illegal, it just isn't being enforced. Note how the Google and Instagram consent dialogs changed in the past year or so. I'm sure that wasn't voluntary...