> cookie dialogue (...) Adds almost nothing to benefit user and huge annoyance from the UX perspective. It's misinterpretation of the letter of the law (there'

> cookie dialogue (...) Adds almost nothing to benefit user and huge annoyance from the UX perspective. It's misinterpretation of the letter of the law (there's no such thing as a cookie dialog/banner) and the spirit of the law (disabling tracking should be easy default choice, not the convoluted, hard choice).