No cookie consent walls, scrolling isn’t consent, says EU data protection body

Re:No cookie consent walls, scrolling isn’t consent, says EU... by shadowoflight on Wednesday May 06, 2020 @01:11PM (#23093588)

> The problem is: how do you get everyone to cooperate at the same time when the incentive for cheating is that your website gets all the revenue?

By cutting to the source and making targeted internet advertisements illegal, full stop, with business-wrecking, revenue-scaled fines implemented for both offending websites and offending ad companies.

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Re:No cookie consent walls, scrolling isn’t consent, says EU... by ferzul on Wednesday May 06, 2020 @02:42PM (#23094742)

don't fine businesses, just require a certain proportion of shares be handed over. if the offences is bad enough, the government gets a majority stake and can force change. if its not, the prior owners lose income and influence on an ongoing basis, since their 10% share is now 9%.

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