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Yes, but how much can you blame this on regulation, where the regulatory intent is clear, and it's the industry that collectively chose to engage in malicious c
by TeMPOraL 2y ago
Yes, but how much can you blame this on regulation, where the regulatory intent is clear, and it's the industry that collectively chose to engage in malicious compliance?
- jampekka 2y agoIf the regulation has unworkable enforcement system, the regulation is to blame. E.g. that while around 2% want to be tracked while the majority is tracked is clearly a catastrophic failure in the design of the regulation. For the case of nags, something like a legally mandated respect of DNT would have solved the problem, at least on the UI level. Instead now it's a cat and mouse game with dark patterns obviously against the spirit of the law, where some Irish judge bends over backwards to find loopholes.