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But the laws do allow this. It's illegal to make the user experience worse if you decline tracking, or to make it harder to decline tracking than to accept it,
by immibis 1y ago
But the laws do allow this. It's illegal to make the user experience worse if you decline tracking, or to make it harder to decline tracking than to accept it, but it's not illegal to annoy the user on every page load.
- fsflover 1y ago> illegal to make the user experience worse > not illegal to annoy the user on every page load This looks like a contradiction to me.
- ranger_danger 1y agoOP loves to claim how almost everything is illegal and then not give any useful sources when asked.
- immibis 1y ago> if you decline tracking please read the second half of the clause, kthx
- mort96 1y agoWait you're saying that the websites in question ask for your consent on every page load even if you give it to them? I was under the impression that they typically pester you for consent until you give it to them, then remember your choice once you "consent"
- fsflover 1y agoThis is true by default, even before you decline the tracking. The two choices, consent and no consent, must be equally possible.