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A reminder that websites wouldn't need to do this if their intention wasn't to track you all over the internet. It's google, facebook etc that are trying to sh
by greybox 3y ago
A reminder that websites wouldn't need to do this if their intention wasn't to track you all over the internet.
It's google, facebook etc that are trying to shove these things down your throat, not the EU.
- whalesalad 3y agoThat ship has sailed. It is now on the end user to protect themselves. These banners are just plain noise. No one is reading them. People will click whatever they need to click to dismiss the dialog. The general computing population does not give a shit, and the ones who do will use privacy-oriented browsers and platforms.
- loa_in_ 3y agoNothing is written in stone or in stars. Nd there used not to be legislation. And now there's legislation that fights towards user consent, so I don't see how anything has sailed anywhere. It's just a bunch of company code that needs to change, with a quick solution of a multiple-deletion commit as an option in most instances.