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> Not really, since embedding YouTube and Twitter should work even if the consent for tracking is refused Should it? I mean, GDPR wise you're sending a subrequ
by aruggirello 3y ago
> Not really, since embedding YouTube and Twitter should work even if the consent for tracking is refused
Should it? I mean, GDPR wise you're sending a subrequest by embedding eg. an iframe - which involves user data that might be used for tracking by yt/tt etc.
Shouldn't it be better - to err on the safe side - to just replace eg. the embedded player with a placeholder (maybe featuring a link to youtube) unless user has given consent to the embedded player?