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> Like all websites these days this one uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience including personalised advertising. > [I am not Anish Kapoor and I am
by speedgoose 3y ago
> Like all websites these days this one uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience including personalised advertising.
> [I am not Anish Kapoor and I am happy with Cookies]
Well. No. Not all "international" websites force you to accept being tracked for advertisement purposes with a random joke.
I didn't consent to be tracked and my browser is full of their cookies that very much look like tracking cookies.
Some people clearly don't spend the few minutes to read the GDPR. It's not a magical mystic parchment that needs years of law courses to grasp the meaning. If you can read my comment, you can read the GDPR. You need to get an informed consent first, you need to leave a choice, both choices should be as easy to make, you shouldn't force people into tracking. How hard is it seriously?
- coldpie 3y agoIf you care about cookies, then use a browser that manages them how you like. Cookie popups don't do anything and GDPR is not meaningfully enforced. Don't waste your time with them. It's like putting some cash on the sidewalk next to a sign saying "do not take" and then walking away. Someone's gonna take it. The solution is to not do that.
- speedgoose 3y agoI don’t care about cookies, I care about tracking. I wish for more GDPR enforcement but we finally start to see some honest fines. Hopefully they will be a bit more than the cost of doing business in the future.