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As a non-EU citizen that is affected by this, I find the entire idea stupid and they're annoying as heck. Every website I go to has a stupid cookie banner. It's
by binkHN 2y ago
As a non-EU citizen that is affected by this, I find the entire idea stupid and they're annoying as heck. Every website I go to has a stupid cookie banner. It's beyond ridiculous. This should be a simple setting in the browser that I can override per site and never see a cookie banner again. This is a perfect example of government overreach done wrong.
- anonzzzies 2y agoDon’t track people solves the entire issue. Complain to companies who want to fingerprint and track you; those are the evil ones and the ones with overreach. Without that you don’t have to put banners.
- troupo 2y ago> This should be a simple setting in the browser that I can override per site and never see a cookie banner again. There was the Do Not Track header. That the industry you're defending immediately used to fingerprint and track people > This is a perfect example of government overreach done wrong. The law doesn't say anything about cookie banners. The blame for them lies squarely with the great amazing privacy-preserving and customer-loving industry of ours.