Re:CNIL imposes a financial penalty of 50M euros against Google
by xg15 on Monday January 21, 2019 @06:26PM
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> My point is that GDPR is bad (for internet users) at the very core (intent) of GDPR legislation.
You're conflating interests of internet companies and interests of users a lot here. No doubt, this is not in the interests of internet companies - however, I fail to see how it's actually bad for users.
If you're ennerved by the cookie banners and don't care about your privacy, you're always free to click the prominent "accept all" buttons and continue like before.
You're conflating interests of internet companies and interests of users a lot here. No doubt, this is not in the interests of internet companies - however, I fail to see how it's actually bad for users.
If you're ennerved by the cookie banners and don't care about your privacy, you're always free to click the prominent "accept all" buttons and continue like before.