> Even for me, who was perfectly aware of the problem long before this legislation, and who was privacy-oriented to begin with, it isn't clear, what's the conse

> Even for me, who was perfectly aware of the problem long before this legislation, and who was privacy-oriented to begin with, it isn't clear, what's the consent I'm giving. Indeed, and that's exactly what the industry wants. Show me where exactly GDPR mandates the cookie dialogues. Or ePrivacy Directive for that matter. > Well, it's not GDPR you should blame, it's Strava and all their partners/competitors Yes. And yet you somehow twist it to blame GDPR > but it doesn't seem GDPR is effectively enforcing what it is supposed to. Yea. Enforcement has been sadly lacking