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My particular annoyance is Concur "punishes" you for having the temerity to disable tracking cookies (which is a legal requirement to be the default, and they'r
by rwmj 4y ago
My particular annoyance is Concur "punishes" you for having the temerity to disable tracking cookies (which is a legal requirement to be the default, and they're based in Germany so there's no excuse). Every time you select this option, which is every time I do an expense, it sits there for many minutes pretending to update my preferences.
- namdnay 4y agoI don’t think the law on tracking cookies applies to your work tools on your work computer
- zelphirkalt 4y agoWhy do you think that? Are working people not human beings covered by the law? Is an employer allowed to void EU citizen rights?
- raverbashing 4y agoNot if the tracking entity would be the company I'm employed to, not some 3rd party tool Anyway, for non-compliant cookie dialogs, I accept and then remove the cookies manually. Track that. They might enjoy a complaint to the relevant privacy authorities as well
- d1sxeyes 4y agoIf that is indeed the case, then there would be legal problems associated with that. Either you are accepting cookies as a private individual, or you are representing your company. Very few companies allow (most) employees to enter into agreements on their behalf.