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Yeah, this specifically: >The deployment of that js file itself requires consent is an “interesting” interpretation of ePrivacy. This: >the running of the j
by cccbbbaaa 3y ago
Yeah, this specifically:
>The deployment of that js file itself requires consent
is an “interesting” interpretation of ePrivacy.
This:
>the running of the javascript within the browser to ascertain how the browser is behaving also requires consent
is true in some cases, eg. browser fingerprinting for tracking purposes.
- Terretta 3y agoLess eprivacy, more net neutrality. User Agent. The browser or player is yours and your agent. You can play or not play .js as you like.