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Are you in Europe? It's so prevalent here that would usually mean not using the web at all...? I've also noticed blocking consent/informational banners of sort
by gib444 6mo ago
Are you in Europe? It's so prevalent here that would usually mean not using the web at all...?
I've also noticed blocking consent/informational banners of sorts when connected to a US VPN becoming more popular
- wongarsu 6mo agoIt's worth noting that the "obvious dismiss button" that OP allows for is a legal requirement. By law rejecting cookies has to be just as easy as accepting them Of course in reality enforcement of this is non-existent. Just yesterday I had an especially egregious popup where dismissing it required about 7 button presses (selecting "other options", then manually toggling on 5 categories of use before I was allowed to click "save settings")
- gib444 6mo ago> It's worth noting that the "obvious dismiss button" ... is a legal requirement > Of course in reality enforcement of this is non-existent Indeed that was of course worth noting