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> Cookie banners happened because US devs didn't steelman EU regs. What would steelmaning EU regs have looked like? Not really sure what you mean by this.
by nonethewiser 3y ago
> Cookie banners happened because US devs didn't steelman EU regs.
What would steelmaning EU regs have looked like? Not really sure what you mean by this.
- logifail 3y ago> What would steelmaning EU regs have looked like? A simple "decline [all]" / "accept" choice, not a huge list with dozens of sliders for dozens of options each labelled "legitimate interest" all of which are set to "Accept" by default?
- ganzuul 3y agoA header to opt in instead of a banner... I'm sorry now I'm confused. Is UI design this hard? Is this neurotypical?
- tempodox 3y agoYes, stupid shit like punishing your users with abusive UI for regulations you dislike is neurotypical.
- Tuna-Fish 3y agoOnly use cookies to provide services that the user specifically asks you to provide. Never use the cookies to anything where the action wasn't initiated by the user. That way, nothing you do requires asking for consent and you don't need a stupid banner.