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It’s trivial to implement this in a legal and user friendly way, just make the save button make clear that it’ll persist, or even add a persistence checkbox. De
by handsclean 3y ago
It’s trivial to implement this in a legal and user friendly way, just make the save button make clear that it’ll persist, or even add a persistence checkbox. Demanding consent as an aggressive popup when it isn’t necessary for anything but ad tracking is not a good faith compliance effort, it’s an attempt to avoid real compliance by just having the user just sign off on whatever they were already doing.
- sureglymop 3y agoAdd the cookie popup/banner into the browser so that the user can make a choice for _all_ the websites used. But honestly, something like that is much harder to achieve with such regulations because it's kind of not the browser vendors problem. The ad network companies are parasitic in a way.
- janfoeh 3y agoWe've had that twenty years ago, in Internet Explorer no less [1]. It just never gained traction, likely because it was quite convoluted. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P3P https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P3P