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And did it achieve the desired effect? I don't think so. But it caused banner fatigue and insane amount of cognitive load while not improving privacy for probab
by steinvakt2 1y ago
And did it achieve the desired effect? I don't think so. But it caused banner fatigue and insane amount of cognitive load while not improving privacy for probably +90% of people.
- egorfine 1y ago> did it achieve the desired effect? Desired by whom? At this point the desire of EU legislators is to make sure that EU never gets any chance of success in the tech field. Cookie banners do serve this goal well.
- steinvakt2 1y agoExactly. So the desired effect was privacy, and it failed at achieving that.
- katrotz 1y agoCan't deny it increased transparency,nowadays I consciously visit a website knowing I am tracked by a few thousand add services