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Totally random but why does this website need a cookie pop up? What would a Jet company need with my cross domain browsing data?
by atonse 3y ago
Totally random but why does this website need a cookie pop up? What would a Jet company need with my cross domain browsing data?
- durkie 3y agoalso the site is "protected" by dmca.com
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- closewith 3y agoThey're using Hubspot as their CRM and all the tracking that comes with that. They also use Google Fonts, which Google says is not used for tracking, but the EU disagrees.
- chessgecko 3y agoProbably the same analytics/funnel bs that's everywhere these days. Though in this case the users are probably vcs not buyers.
- geodel 3y agoWell, they want to see what other jets you are buying and give you a good deal on in-flight entertainment, or free fuel for 2 cross Atlantic trips if you buy their jet.
- aorloff 3y agoBecause otherwise they would have to make sure they don’t need a cookie popup, and nobody is ever sure of that with modern marketing stacks
- cchance 3y agoTHIS! I put cookie popups on basically all my sites just to avoid having to screw with figuring out what minor analytics cookie might break some law somewhere.
- nullhole 3y ago> THIS! I put cookie popups on basically all my sites just to avoid having to screw with figuring out what minor analytics cookie might break some law somewhere. Lazy question, but have any new products popped up in the past few years with guarantees around that question because of the apparent new market opportunities for compliant (read: less invasive / non invasive) site analytics software?
- MattGaiser 3y agoAt this point, it is probably just good practice to have it on every site. I imagine it is a default in every template now.
- zbentley 3y agoGood practice for whom?
- codr7 3y agoThe people who make the rules?
- MattGaiser 3y agoAnyone who has a website. It is zero downside butt coverage.
- cchance 3y agoEvery website owner, that doesn't want to get shit on because they forgot to notify you they're dropping a cookie because they use google analytics or something else to monitor their site data.
- scblock 3y agoHow about stop dropping tracking cookies? Much easier.