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0 pointsthehappypm3y ago0 comments

If the “yes” button was easier to click than the “no” button 90% of people would.

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Thankfully the GDPR mandates that the "accept" option can't be more prominent than the "decline" one.

The endless barrage of insipid GDPR cookie consent banners have corrected a weird English-language blind spot I had: it turns out that the opposite of "accept" is not "reject," but rather "customize settings" or "view preferences."

dmitriid3y ago

Those banners are illegal according to GDPR. Once there's a threat of a fine on the horizon all those "insipid banners" quickly change to show you a reject button https://noyb.eu/en/where-did-all-reject-buttons-come

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Nextgrid3y ago

Thankfully the GDPR mandates that the "accept" option can't be more prominent than the "decline" one.

EForEndeavour3y ago

dmitriid3y ago

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