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The issue is also that the cookie banner has become a meme for non technical "deciders". That means even sites that do not track you will have the banner.
by blkhawk 2y ago
The issue is also that the cookie banner has become a meme for non technical "deciders". That means even sites that do not track you will have the banner.
- shmeeed 2y agoDo you have an example for such a site? Where does one even find a site without tracking nowadays? How is such a banner even supposed to work when there is no choice for the user to make? I mean, someone has to make that banner, so it's quite a way from the rash decision to its execution, where at any point (preferrably immediately) someone could and should step in and say "we are not required to do that and we should not spend any money on it". In my experience, non technical deciders are often sadly under-advised, sometimes because tech people who might know better fail to communicate even very simple facts like in these in an understandable way.
- blkhawk 2y agoIt costs time of people who don't weant to spend the time to decide if a cookie banner is needed. its the default. it COSTS money to decide not to have it.