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Because no one wants to give up the data, and the revenue that comes with it. They just annoy the hell out of the users until they cave in and just accept it. S
by yalogin 3y ago
Because no one wants to give up the data, and the revenue that comes with it. They just annoy the hell out of the users until they cave in and just accept it. Since it’s a law and every website has to do it, there is no competition to think of. It’s a no brainer