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> The bad thing is that the companies are willing to bombard us with the worst possible cookie banners, in order to monetize our visits. The EU's own governmen
by petcat 11mo ago
> The bad thing is that the companies are willing to bombard us with the worst possible cookie banners, in order to monetize our visits.
The EU's own government websites [1] are littered with the same cookie banners. They want the visitor data just as bad as everyone else.
> Maybe the next EU regulation
We don't need anymore EU regulations seeing how bad and thoughtless they already are.
[1] https://european-union.europa.eu/ https://european-union.europa.eu/
- eps 11mo ago> _We_ don't need anymore EU regulations seeing how bad and thoughtless ... Try and speak for yourself. No need to speak on everyone's behalf, this is disingenuous.
- qwertox 11mo ago-> [Accept all cookies] [Accept only essential cookies] at the bottom of the page. Sure, I don't understand why they don't remove it if they know that an average-iq'd person would accept only essential cookies, but that cookie banner belongs to the top 5% of friendly cookie banners. I was talking about those you find on the typical website, usually news sites, who make them as annoying as possible.