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Just because your site uses cookies does not mean you need a consent banner to be GDPR compliant Unless you're tracking people or sharing visitor data with thi
by karpour 1y ago
Just because your site uses cookies does not mean you need a consent banner to be GDPR compliant
Unless you're tracking people or sharing visitor data with third party services, you're likely not doing anything that requires consent. See here: https://gdpr.eu/cookies/ https://gdpr.eu/cookies/
- lmkg 1y agoThat website is not authoritative and should not be given more credence than your median tech blog.
- usr1106 1y agoAnd not more credence than TFA. GDPR has legally very little to do with cookie banners as other comments have already pointed out. I am pretty sure nobody has been ever improsened because of not asking consent for storing cookies. Even for hefty fines you first need a hefty turnover, so that site seems unaffected. And obviously a couple of 100 millions are not hefty for Meta, Google & Co. They make bigger profits by taking the risks of not being in compliance.