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And I basically never give my consent. I'm happy that I have that choice (assuming a site honours it, of course). This also allows me to decide which sites val
by msm_ 3y ago
And I basically never give my consent. I'm happy that I have that choice (assuming a site honours it, of course).
This also allows me to decide which sites value my privacy (no cookie banners) and which do not (annoying banner every time I visit), so that's another plus in my opinion.
- johngladtj 3y agoYou always had that choice. All browsers Support deleting cookies.
- Ekaros 3y agoNow that we live in age of javascript. Why not have user manually ask the server to set a cookie if they wish to be tracked?
- dns_snek 3y agoGDPR isn't about "cookies", it's about how the website operator is allowed to abuse your personal data. Cookies are just a minor implementation detail that's only applicable to a subset of websites that don't require an account (otherwise it's stored in database).