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Fun fact - if you handle DNT properly, you don't need to show the consent screen... because you're not doing anything requiring said consent.
by p_l 1y ago
Fun fact - if you handle DNT properly, you don't need to show the consent screen... because you're not doing anything requiring said consent.
- jeroenhd 1y agoI believe Medium's DNT implementation showed a little confirmation button on embedded Youtube players. That's the kind of consent screen you may still need with proper DNT handling. None of those cookie popups, though. That's all malicious compliance.
- voxic11 1y agoI don't think this is true. DNT being absent or set to consenting is not enough to infer the user has given specific and informed consent under the GDPR. > Explicit consent: Under the GDPR and similar laws, consent must be specific, informed, and an unambiguous, affirmative action from the user. Consent cannot be assumed by a user's continued browsing or inaction, which is what DNT would require.
- p_l 1y agoif DNT is absent you could show GDPR-compliant consent screen (ofc, it would still need to be actually compliant, i.e. with "reject all" button front and center)