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I can’t emphasise enough how much you are missing the point of the law! The law requires me to NOT track you unless I get specific, informed, consent. The fund
by Y-bar 3mo ago
I can’t emphasise enough how much you are missing the point of the law! The law requires me to NOT track you unless I get specific, informed, consent.
The fundamental and default part of the law is to NOT track. Tracking by default (opt-out) is illegal. A modal is just a way to annoy you until you consent against your will.
https://gdpr.eu/article-6-how-to-process-personal-data-legally/ https://gdpr.eu/article-6-how-to-process-personal-data-legal...
- crubier 3mo ago> unless I get specific, informed, consent. Explain how you'd do that without a banner or similarly annoying UX
- Y-bar 3mo agoI don’t know where to begin explaining UX to someone who struggles with the basic concept of consent.
- crubier 3mo agoIt’s simple, informing implies taking screen space, expressing consent implies user action. So overall it HAS to be similarly annoying to a cookie banner. Of course if your answer is “people should just stop using cookies” then I have bad news for you.