The GDPR is pretty clear that fully opting out should be as easy as opting in. "Going to a third party site and manage your choices with 200 organizations" will not hold up in court.
Why does this just sound terrifying to me?
Because (reasons) I opened the article in Edge and was dropped into the reality that I ignore most of the time. I posted because I don't think it hurts sometimes to be reminded of reality.
Browsing on mobile is always the same trouble too, entering a world where everything went wrong
I already use Firefox Focus as a standard browser on mobile and use private tabs on the desktop more and more as well. Whenever I want to reply or use a service that requires cookies (such as logging in on HN) I use the regular session.
Subpar but it works with minimal effort.
I decided not to read the article.
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