Re:CNIL imposes a financial penalty of 50M euros against Google
by dmitriid on Monday January 21, 2019 @12:15PM
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> CNIL forces bad UX pattern on EU users.
It doesn't. The current breed of UIs that we see is companies trying to find an easy way out. Easily half of them are illegal under GDPR: they are either ambiguous, or redirect to third-party websites, or employ dark patterns, or require consent to collect data that's not required for website operation, or all of the above and more.
It doesn't. The current breed of UIs that we see is companies trying to find an easy way out. Easily half of them are illegal under GDPR: they are either ambiguous, or redirect to third-party websites, or employ dark patterns, or require consent to collect data that's not required for website operation, or all of the above and more.