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The first example given in the post involves consent banners and I’m surprised they don’t even mention the option to not track users in the first place. Unless
by isodev 3y ago
The first example given in the post involves consent banners and I’m surprised they don’t even mention the option to not track users in the first place.
Unless your website absolutely needs to fingerprint/track users, it’s better to simply opt for a solution that doesn’t require a consent prompt at all.
- throwaway798214 3y agoIt's not even about tracking, sessions are perfectly cromulent under GDPR without popups. It's only if you start tracking users without any other purpose than marketing/spamming when GDPR steps in and demands you ask the user for a permission. Unfortuantely over 99% of websites just want to sell your data because they see it as "free" extra income.