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>I really hope they work with a technical body on this so that we avoid repeating the same horrible "what cookies do you accept/not accept/maybe accept/accept b
by Qwertious 4y ago
>I really hope they work with a technical body on this so that we avoid repeating the same horrible "what cookies do you accept/not accept/maybe accept/accept because you didn't click customize/..." nonsense we see everywhere today.
Those shitty cookie/GDPR prompts aren't actually compliant with the law. They need to either A) give an explicit single-click opt-out, or B) opt-out by default. If the pop-up requires you to click "customize" then untick a list of ticked-things then click "accept", that violates the GDPR and the fault lies with the company who is breaking the law, not with the law itself.
- imoverclocked 4y agoYet another reason to push for a standard mechanism that browsers might natively support rather than allow each and every website to implement their own solution.