Re:Postmortem Analysis of Dead Sonoff TH16 Wireless Switch
by physicsguy on Thursday May 31, 2018 @06:20AM
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GDPR blocked, not going to read it.
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Re:Postmortem Analysis of Dead Sonoff TH16 Wireless Switch
by stordoff on Thursday May 31, 2018 @07:27AM
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You can just click back and it lets you read. I don't like the redirect, but nothing is being blocked.
Re:Postmortem Analysis of Dead Sonoff TH16 Wireless Switch
by archi42 on Thursday May 31, 2018 @06:26AM
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Seems that happens only once, but you can go back and are not nagged again. So he doesn't bare you from reading it, just takes the opportunity to explain why he is not happy with our decision.
Re:Postmortem Analysis of Dead Sonoff TH16 Wireless Switch
by douglasfshearer on Thursday May 31, 2018 @06:24AM
(#17195249)
What is the GDPR acceptance interface being used here? I am assuming it is a plugin or third-party service, since Macrumors have an identical one.
Re:Postmortem Analysis of Dead Sonoff TH16 Wireless Switch
by cnxsoft on Thursday May 31, 2018 @06:27AM
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I'm using QuantCast Choice Wordpress plugin.
Re:Postmortem Analysis of Dead Sonoff TH16 Wireless Switch
by Rjevski on Thursday May 31, 2018 @09:54PM
(#17202005)
Just wondering, why don’t you disable all of that tracking? I just checked the opt-out screen and there’s literally hundreds of ad “partners” (partners in crime that is).
Ironically, one of those “partners” is called AntVoice.
Re:Postmortem Analysis of Dead Sonoff TH16 Wireless Switch
by LeonM on Thursday May 31, 2018 @07:42AM
(#17195569)
I guess VPN providers are the only ones who applaud the GDPR ;-)
Re:Postmortem Analysis of Dead Sonoff TH16 Wireless Switch
by matthias__ on Thursday May 31, 2018 @06:26AM
(#17195259)
Only if you have JavaScript enabled apparently. Works for me.
Re:Postmortem Analysis of Dead Sonoff TH16 Wireless Switch
by blattimwind on Thursday May 31, 2018 @07:02AM
(#17195414)
You don't need to disable JS entirely; disabling JS by default from third party origins (i.e. uMatrix) is entirely sufficient to block almost all of these things.