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These dark patterns will prevail. However, I honestly expect their reasoning to be "every single user reading heise.de should have a cookie banner blocking enab
by copywrong2 2y ago
These dark patterns will prevail. However, I honestly expect their reasoning to be "every single user reading heise.de should have a cookie banner blocking enabled in their Ad Blocker". Also, I think you can accept it for free when you click "Einstellungen", this is not golem.de.
- Semaphor 2y ago> Also, I think you can accept it for free when you click "Einstellungen" No, this part is mandatory: > Datenverarbeitungen von Werbeanbietern einschl. personalisierter Werbung mit Profilbildung [Zustimmung erforderlich für kostenfreie Nutzung]
- copywrong2 2y ago! Jul 3, 2024 https://www.heise.de https://www.heise.de ||cmp.heise.de/privacy-manager/index.html$subdocument ! Jul 18, 2024 https://www.heise.de https://www.heise.de ||cmp.heise.de/index.html$subdocument :)
- bratwurst3000 2y agoi stopped reading golem because of this. what a shit
- copywrong2 2y ago100%
- agos 2y agothey will not prevail, unless we collectively let them do so. they are already probably in breach of GDPR, and I don't see the EU backing down on this stuff.
- b112 2y agoCollectively? More people have no idea what the GSPR even is, what cookies are, what the question even means, and just randomly click a button. The only way to get some collective action from 99.999% of web users, would be to get multiple high profile media personalities to endlessly, repeatedly tweet about it... along with a catchy jingle. Users would still have no idea about anything privacy related, but maybe 10% would do as commanded by their idols.