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Hahaha, so EU service providers can't protect their website using Google reCAPTCHA because it'd likely need user's consent and they're not allowed to restrict t
by pabe 3y ago
Hahaha, so EU service providers can't protect their website using Google reCAPTCHA because it'd likely need user's consent and they're not allowed to restrict their offering in case a user doesn't consent. So, bots simply deny consent and send the form without captcha :'-D
Did I get that right?
That's nuts.
- spiderfarmer 3y agoLots of alternatives who claim to be GDPR compliant though.
- littlestymaar 3y ago> and they're not allowed to restrict their offering in case a user doesn't consent. French newspapers don't seem to agree with your interpretation of GDPR, as you are almost always facing a “consent or pay”-wall…
- siilats 3y agoI would say that you need to call a phone number to verify you as a user if you don't consent to captcha. And then that number is a voicemail leave your number we will call you back. And then we have a backlog so it takes us a while to call back. I don't think that's illegal.