Should is aspirational language, and is not legally binding or even coercing. It's like an encouraged practice. Cookie banners where sites have to say "we're s

Should is aspirational language, and is not legally binding or even coercing. It's like an encouraged practice. Cookie banners where sites have to say "we're sharing your details with 287 partners" are okay because they should be shameful for the industry. Cookie banners where you're explaining basic technologies of the web -- "we store a cookie to create a stateful session with your browser" -- are obnoxious noise that do only harm.