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You mean like GDPR but stronger?

• jsrozner 10mo ago
  i mean that the business models of google and facebook would go poooof
  • rightbyte 10mo ago
    Sadly not. Context based ads is a thing.
    • amelius 10mo ago
      Context based ads also give away information about the user. Because if you buy the goods that were advertised the vendor knows which contexts apply to you. It is not very precise information and it may involve probabilities, but it is still information.
      • rightbyte 10mo ago
        Yeah and like coupon codes for discounts etc.
    • fasbiner 10mo ago
      That's a vey reductionist position.
      • tokai 9mo ago
        bot
• NooneAtAll3 10mo ago
  like GDPR, but cookie banners are by law preemptively answered with no
  • jsrozner 10mo ago
    in fact, cookies legible to anything except the single sandboxed webpage running on your local browser would be illegal and thus never exist to begin with
    • mrkeen 10mo ago
      I like it, but we'd need to find a new way to do auth (and then prevent that from being used for non-auth-related tracking)
  • danielscrubs 10mo ago
    Its not just cookies. If you tell an LG TV that you live in Europe it will ask you if you want to turn of these “intelligent features“(ACR)