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Can you tell that to these guys: https://www.europa.eu https://www.europa.eu That website basically has an infinite budget and doesn't have to make a single ce
by Aerroon 3y ago
Can you tell that to these guys: https://www.europa.eu https://www.europa.eu
That website basically has an infinite budget and doesn't have to make a single cent. It is also for the group that should have the best understanding of the law. Yet they still give you the cookie popup.
- gryn 3y agohas to disable ublock to see it. if you link the link and see what they do with them basically they use cookies for analytics, tracking/surveying site usage, user auth, dupral, moodle, and 3rd parties websites like youtube, google, facebook, etc. why do you think a banner should not be in this case ? devs are lazy they aren't going to recreate all the service inhouse from scratch. I don't think the dev team has infinite budget either.
- troupo 3y agoThat cookie popup is within the law: - it offers an explanations that cookies are used, and offers a link to read why - it offers a way to opt out that is as easy as the way to opt-in - it doesn't prevent the site from functioning However, I agree that they shouldn't require non-essential cookies to begin with.