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This is an equivalent of your call being eavesdropped, EU forcing the operator to remind you every 60s that they are listening and you getting upset that the EU
by cromka 3y ago
This is an equivalent of your call being eavesdropped, EU forcing the operator to remind you every 60s that they are listening and you getting upset that the EU made calls so annoying.
- nicky0 3y agoBut I'd rather they ban eavesdropping not make my call really annoying. Not a well thought through law and clearly needs an update to restore usability to the web Yet you are happy enough to stop at "the intention was good". I imagine you smiling happily every time you have to click "set cookie preferences ... reject all".. ahh good old EU looking out for me, how wonderful they made things.
- troupo 3y ago> Not a well thought through law and clearly needs an update to restore usability to the web Show me where GDPR talks about browsers or cookie popups. > Yet you are happy enough to stop at "the intention was good". No, I'm not. I want the EU to slap the maximum possible fines on the biggest perpetrators, as defined by the law.
- piva00 3y ago> I imagine you smiling happily every time you have to click "set cookie preferences ... reject all".. ahh good old EU looking out for me, how wonderful they made things. The cookie banners you are complaining about are illegal, read the EU law directive [1], it states pretty explicitly: > Make it as easy for users to withdraw their consent as it was for them to give their consent in the first place. It's not the fault of the EU law if companies decide to act illegally. Blame the fucking companies, they are the ones making you miserable. [1] https://gdpr.eu/cookies/ https://gdpr.eu/cookies/