The banners are malicious and non compliant, trying to reintroduce tracking through fiction of having you agree to a contract (the noncompliance is partly becau

The banners are malicious and non compliant, trying to reintroduce tracking through fiction of having you agree to a contract (the noncompliance is partly because of how they push it and lie on the banners) The problem is limited throughout available for actually suing the companies, partially because the paw has to be balanced in not applying huge hammer to small companies making a mistake - the point of the law isn't Draconian fines. The constant back and forth on DMA is explained much better by someone at Apple either intentionally playing chicken and hoping they have cashed out by the time fines come, or complete cultural lack of understanding thinking they can get a "deal" while they are burning through all the "carrots and little sticks" till only the fine nuke remains.