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fwiw: declining third party cookies has to be as easy (by law!) as accepting them. If there is no disagree to tracking or “only required cookies” option then y
by dijit 4y ago
fwiw: declining third party cookies has to be as easy (by law!) as accepting them.
If there is no disagree to tracking or “only required cookies” option then you can notify the company and/or police.
- openplatypus 4y agoCompany: yes. Police: no. Local Data Protection Authority: yes.
- tjpnz 4y agoIn other words, the "Manage Preferences" dark pattern is a GDPR violation?
- openplatypus 4y agoCheck the note in section #5 > Note: This suggestion comes from EDPB guidance, but there wasn’t a unanimous agreement among the regulators. Some data protection authorities believe that the “Reject” button can appear on the second layer of the banner, behind the “Manage Preferences” button.
- cratermoon 4y ago> Some data protection authorities It would be nice to know who employs those 'authorities'
- hk__2 4y agoYes. It should be as easy to deny cookies as to accept them.