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It looks like in Europe they're using a different prompt: https://twitter.com/mjhere/status/1700219703522725968 https://twitter.com/mjhere/status/1700219703522

• jraph 3y ago
  ah ah, they do seem to respect the GDPR, but it goes on to show something is fishy… …to a sharpened eye which has seen both versions, of course. Nobody needs to ask for consent to provide more privacy to someone.
  • fhd2 3y ago
    Not true if they insert themselves as a middle man in order to help you against third party tracking. Google here is a questionable example of that, uBO (no profit motive that I'm aware of, open source) a probably objectively positive one. But you do have to trust and give some power to middle man to do their thing for you. Nobody needs your consent to not track you themselves, that's true.
    • jraph 3y ago
      Good point, I hadn't thought of that.