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And either 80% of banners are not respecting the law, or the law managed to omit mandating making it as easy to reject as accept... Rejecting usually require yo
by olejorgenb 3mo ago
And either 80% of banners are not respecting the law, or the law managed to omit mandating making it as easy to reject as accept... Rejecting usually require you to enter into settings and sometimes click "reject" for every individual partner(!)
- vikaveri 3mo agoThat was the case in the beginning, for a while. Now I rarely see even ones where I have to click Settings and Reject all, usually it's just Accept all and Accept only essential. No dark patterns just two equally visible buttons. Often also just "We use only essential cookies" and OK button because they don't have 1138 partners they want to sell your data to
- GTP 3mo agoAnd in the latter case, they could even not put any banner at all and still be compliant. The GDPR requires consent only for tracking.
- olejorgenb 3mo agoI also see more of these, but I'd say still around half require more click for "reject non-essential"
- retired 3mo agoThe largest Dutch tech website doesn’t adhere to the cookie law. They ever reported about websites not adhering to the law while not adhering to the law themselves.