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Also: the consent has to be informed consent. Me clicking away a nag banner, even if I click "accept" isn't informed consent by the definition of the law. You
by atoav 9mo ago
Also: the consent has to be informed consent. Me clicking away a nag banner, even if I click "accept" isn't informed consent by the definition of the law.
You want to share my data with your 300+ "partners" legally? Good luck informing me about all the ways in which every of those single partners is using my data. If you are unable to inform me I can't give consent, even if I click "Accept all". That is however a you-problem, not a me-problem. If you share my data nontheless you are breaking the law.
- neodymiumphish 9mo agoUndoing whatever data collection and sharing, as well as seeking and obtaining restitution, is probably a much harder problem to solve (for you) if you select accept.
- JCattheATM 9mo agoA lot of the notices provide exactly the info you need to be informed, it's on you if you want to read it or not.
- atoav 9mo agoAre you sure? Most notices provide a list of partners. What needs to be provided is a list of who gets to see which data for which purpose. Most lists I have ever seen are lists that are not informing me of that, especially the lengthy ones. The only ones that comply are very short lists by privacy conscious website owners.
- JCattheATM 9mo agoI'm not 100% sure, no. I wonder if any studies have been done on this? At a minimum I would assume sites from big corps would be in compliance.