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"but the cookie banners look so bad and ugly!" Well, that's kinda the point, but way too many website owners rather torture their users with barely compliant i
by mschuster91 2y ago
"but the cookie banners look so bad and ugly!"
Well, that's kinda the point, but way too many website owners rather torture their users with barely compliant implementations than do what the GDPR intended: get rid of third parties.
- floydnoel 2y ago> way too many website owners rather torture their users including official EU websites
- CaptainZapp 2y agoWhich usually have an [ACCEPT] [REJECT] without any dark patterns whatsoever.
- ascorbic 2y agoAlso cookie banners are from the e-privacy directive, not the GDPR.
- petre 2y agoI'm positive informed consent doesn't require cookie banners, but the advertisers opted to make it as annoying as possible so that everyone would click "accept" just to be left alone. It could be a browser mechanism that only asks once for all sites and have a whitelist.