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That’s the thing: when I come onto a project they might not even know, nor have the hours to allocate to figure it out, and I ain’t working for free to figure i
by asow92 3y ago
That’s the thing: when I come onto a project they might not even know, nor have the hours to allocate to figure it out, and I ain’t working for free to figure it out.
- donkeybeer 3y agoWhat was your app trying to do? Be clear. If for example its just an information website with static content and its putting cookies on the users device, its a you problem, not a EU problem.
- asow92 3y agoLet me make this clearer: I'm not trying to do anything but work a job. These aren't my apps, and it's not a "me problem", but a them problem. I'm just the third party messenger relaying anecdotes. Cookie disclosure/consent can be an issue, and again, sometimes companies would rather just not serve EU clients altogether than build a simple disclosure and not set any cookies. Not saying that's good or bad, but that's just what it is.
- donkeybeer 3y agoIf you don't want to share what these apps are doing yet insist EU laws are troublesome, you won't be surprised for people to interpret them as doing something unneeded or anti user instead of just some "legal complexity barrier". The apps could be perfectly fine, its just that people will speculate.
- asow92 3y agoI don't care what they think one way or the other. I'm just relaying my experience. Do with it what you will.