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IMHO the problem has been that FAANG has not been regulated enough. The sheer size of these companies and their market share means there's little chance of comp
by ricardo81 2y ago
IMHO the problem has been that FAANG has not been regulated enough. The sheer size of these companies and their market share means there's little chance of competition from anywhere.
Though TBF when it comes to poorly thought out regulation, the amount of human time lost to clicking cookie consent/reject screens surely has to be a net loss to society.
- paulryanrogers 2y agoThe regulations don't require a banner. Just don't gather or share unnecessarily. No banner or notice required. Companies would rather hound users than stop selling them down the river, even their directly paying customers. And if people are better informed of how far and wide their data will be prostituted, then I'd call it a win.
- ricardo81 2y agoFair points. I guess browsing life would be much easier if something was implemented at the browser level and cookie pop ups become the exception.