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0 pointsDylan168073y ago0 comments

Websites don't need notices if they're not doing anything shady or unnecessary tracking, and just about every cookie notices I see is going against either the wording or the intent of the law.

If they want to be annoying on purpose, we should blame them, not the GDPR.

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scarface_743y ago

So it's an effective law just not effectively enforced. Isn't that a distinction without a difference?

Dylan16807OP3y ago

I'm not saying it's effective (yet), but if companies respond to a law by doing something very obnoxious and not at all required by the law, I point my blame at the companies.

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scarface_743y ago

So it's an effective law just not effectively enforced. Isn't that a distinction without a difference?

Dylan16807OP3y ago

I'm not saying it's effective (yet), but if companies respond to a law by doing something very obnoxious and not at all required by the law, I point my blame at the companies.

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