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Right so every website needing a cookie banner to comply with EU regulations is not only a UX nightmare, but it doesn't even prevent tracking. Horrible pointles

• Kbelicius 3y ago
  > Right so every website needing a cookie banner to comply with EU regulations As it was pointed out, no, EU regulations don't mandate cookie banners. It seem you have an axe to grind with the EU. > but it doesn't even prevent tracking Incognito mode doesn't prevent all forms of tracking was what GP said...
  • iEchoic 3y ago
    > As it was pointed out, no, EU regulations don't mandate cookie banners. It seem you have an axe to grind with the EU. EU regulations do require cookie banners.
    • dontlaugh 3y ago
      No, they don't. Read the GDPR, it's not that long. The actual problem is that the current practice on which massive profits depend is contrary to any privacy desires. If they didn't track, they wouldn't need ask for consent for the tracking. And I don't even like the EU, I want it ended.
    • speedgoose 3y ago
      People wanting to track their online visitors do require cookies banner. Go the Apple website. No cookies banner.