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All of this has to be proven in court, which is really complex, but rolling out features seems definitely a legitimate interest of your business, especially if

All of this has to be proven in court, which is really complex, but rolling out features seems definitely a legitimate interest of your business, especially if it can break your software. It sounds like the same reason you are allowed to log the user IP, to prevent malicious attackers

jitl 3y ago
It seems like most websites, including the one I work on, disagree with your assessment ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 3y ago
  No, all websites show a banner on purpose to ensure users clicks on "allow all", or ensure the user gets the most annoyed when clicking on reject all by asking it again, or when click on "reject all" consider ADVERTISING as legitimate interest (apparently a loophole has been found). Given that, I doubt this is certain in any way. Unfortunately without a court (not even just a lawyer), it's really hard to provide a definitive answer