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I once went to a website that popped up the usual "we share your data with a few trusted third parties", and when I clicked "more details" it showed a list of n
by mysterydip 2y ago
I once went to a website that popped up the usual "we share your data with a few trusted third parties", and when I clicked "more details" it showed a list of nearly 700 it shared data with. I'm not even sure I know that many real people. And I'm sure most just hit OK to get the window out of the way.
- rgbswan 2y agoYeah, and they all have "legitimate interests" in our data ò_Ó
- gosub100 2y agoI swear there's a market to pay for third-world labor to click every link of every major website and store the pages as plain html text, pictures and links. Have image recognition to automatically cut the chum and pop ups, cookies, subscription warnings, and gdpr notices. Users pay $4/mo and access recent copies of whatever they normally browse. Either via a browser extension or a URL router (that served up cached versions, the delay wouldn't work to have someone viewing the site for you and filtering it in realtime). Imagine having your daily news as a clean PDF document with working links. It might also have the psychological effect of signalling when you're "done" similar to reaching the end of a newspaper
- ssl-3 2y agohttps://archive.ph/WUBCL https://archive.ph/WUBCL
- gosub100 2y agoThis is awesome. Thanks. I knew about some of the other archive domains but never used them because I thought they were only useful for evading paywalls. But I tried this out on one of the cancerous news sites and it works exactly how I imagined. Too Cool